We know that all the dynasties were founded by fighting, and there was only one dynasty established by ethnic minorities, that is, the Yuan Dynasty. This has to mention Genghis Khan, although his method of aggression was too barbaric and cruel, it is undeniable that he indirectly promoted the unity of all peoples and influenced the development process of later world history, and he is still a hero in the hearts of the Mongols.
After his death, the descendants of the Kim family have been adhering to his spiritual philosophy and carrying forward his prestige, but the greatest credit for this is inseparable from a legendary woman, Mandu hai, who is known as the female version of "Genghis Khan". She was born in 1448 AD in a Mongol tribe, when the situation in Mongolia was in strong contrast to the prosperous and stable Ming Dynasty, Mongolia can be described as a period of constant chaos between various forces, and Manduhai's life seems to have been destined to dedicate her life to the Jin family from then on, creating a legendary life.
The young Mandu Hai possessed a superb skill, was proficient in archery on horseback, and was particularly bold. At this point, she became famous in the tribe, grew up and married the Mongolian Khan Mandu Gul, and soon gave birth to two lovely daughters, she originally thought that she would live this life happily and plainly, but the sudden death of her husband forced her to take on the heavy responsibility of continuing the glory of the Jin family.
Since her husband had no heirs to inherit the Khan's throne, Manduhai was temporarily the ruler of the Mongol tribe until she found a suitable heir, and according to tradition, she had to marry the next ruler. That meant that whoever could marry Manduhai was the Great Khan of the Mongol tribes, so she had a lot of suitors at that time, and these people kept sending all kinds of rare treasures to Manduhai.
At first, her attitude was all euphemism, but then she suddenly announced that she was going to marry the four-year-old Batu Munch, which surprised everyone, saying that this person was the only descendant of the Kim family and would do whatever it took to help him become the Great Khan. In fact, Manduhai knows that marrying a four-year-old child is the best choice at present, because it will not offend anyone and it is convenient for him to take power.
Therefore, the 32-year-old Manduhai married his four-year-old child. Later, the two of them also gave birth to 8 children, 7 of whom were boys, and her husband, Batumunk, became the Great Khan, and the two marched together towards the great ideal of unifying Mongolia.
When she first got married, because her husband was too young, a child, and loved to cry, his wife Manduhai took him with her every time she went to war and fought on her back.
Just as everything is difficult at the beginning, the first step in unifying Mongolia is to fight a battle with his sworn enemy, Garthland. At that time, the battle was extremely fierce, and Manduhai had to take care of her husband while fighting, which was exhausting, but she could still swing her spear and kill dozens of enemies. During the battle with the enemy, her helmet was destroyed by the enemy, her body covered with blood, and her scattered hair swayed in the wind. According to historical documents, Manduhai later won a major victory and soon after took advantage of the victory to conquer.
Later, she also used the remaining forces of Qathran to strengthen her strength and lay the foundation for the unification of Mongolia. The last thing to be destroyed in the Mandu Sea is Yi Simayin, who is brave and good at war, and his men are also strong in combat. When the two armies fought, he was surrounded by the Mandu Sea army, and although he was successfully run out by his breakthrough, he eventually died a tragic death. At this point, Manduhai helped her husband almost complete the great cause of unifying Mongolia, but after the end of this war, there is no history about her deeds, and the cause of her death is mysterious, and the real cause of death is still unknown.