Outer Mongolia had accused Temujin of being an aggressor, and the supreme leader had said that he was a sinner in Mongolia
Genghis Khan is a very famous generation of emperors in Chinese history, and even during his reign, he helped our country to expand a large part of the frontier territory, so that China now has such a huge land area, coupled with modern history, Mao Weiren once also sang the praises of Genghis Khan, so that generations of young people know, this Genghis Khan is not an ordinary person, he has long been canonized as a god on the steppe, but do not know that there are about 60 years in history, Genghis Khan is known as the sinner of Mongolia, What's going on?
Temujin became famous at a young age, and lived a relatively smooth life, almost invincible and invincible, which also made his temperament more violent, if someone did not listen to his thoughts, it was likely to be a capital offense, but the life of the Mongolian people he led was more and more comfortable, the people were well fed and warm, and naturally supported Temujin, but the former supreme leader of Outer Mongolia accused Temujin of being an invader!
Outer Mongolia was also an inseparable part of our country before independence, but it occupied the soviet people behind the back, trying to be independent, and finally succeeded in 1945, but in fact the Soviet Union has been stationed in Outer Mongolia, which makes the independence of Outer Mongolia only empty words, and even in order to colonize Outer Mongolia, the Soviet Union was spreading various rumors in Outer Mongolia at that time, suppressing the speech and groups of The Outer Mongolian people supporting Genghis Khan, and even burning all the books that record the deeds of Genghis Khan. In order to change the thinking of the younger generation in Outer Mongolia, I hope to include them as part of the Soviet Union!
In those 60 years, Genghis Khan was portrayed as a brutal and tyrannical invader, and the people of Outer Mongolia could not hang the portrait of Genghis Khan at home, once discovered, it was a capital crime, and no one could pronounce Temujin's name, or in 1962, the Soviet Union had completely lost its possession of the Outer Mongolian country, which allowed Temujin to be liberated, and the locals could finally worship the gods in their hearts!
In fact, I really can't understand, how did the Outer Mongols think? Is it really worth it to leave our country, throw ourselves into the arms of the Soviet Union, live a life of oppression for more than half a century, and still do not want to admit that it has anything to do with our country?