At the age of thirteen, Genghis Khan had grown into a legendary boy who could summon the eagles of the heavens with his song, and a bow made of the hardest wood, which he folded as soon as he pulled it.
He ate a sheep at every meal, and every day he rode his horse in search of the shadow of a distant enemy. From the time his father was killed by the Tatars with poisoned wine, his heart began to be ignited by the flame of revenge.
The power of revenge in the heart of a thirteen-year-old child can make the grass on the grassland feel shaken. Day by day he practiced the martial arts of the steppe, the saber was blown by the morning wind to shine sharply, and the bow made of pine wood that had grown for a hundred years had been polished smoothly and shinily by his hand, and it could reflect the fire in the heart of a thirteen-year-old boy.
But the hero has only an eagle-like heart, but not a pair of eagle wings. Genghis Khan, who looked like a leopard at that time, had already ridden three of the best horses, which were the boots of the Mongols, and their destiny, and without horses they lost their way forward.
The warrior without a horse is just a man with empty hands. Genghis Khan's family had only nine very weak domestic horses, and all the family's possessions were there. He rode the pony in desperation, but within a few days the horse fell. His body needed a stronger horse's back.
The most learned man of the prairie told him that one day the horse would come to you, but what did that horse look like? Enduring the agony of revenge, Genghis Khan began his initial search, feeling that the horse might be waiting for him just ahead of his destiny.
One night, he dreamed of a horse that was running alone on the prairie. The horse's eyes flashed with the luster of a cat's eye. Those eyes can see the road in front of you even at night.
He saw that the horse had been running in front of the wind, the river flashing under its hooves, and nothing could stop the horse's hooves running forward. He chased forward, and the horse disappeared into a forest, and the horse fell like a drop of dew into the river, losing its footprints.
When Genghis Khan woke up, he told his mother, Lady Yuelun, who was a strong person, who believed in fate and The hint of God, and she told her son, My son Temujin, if you believe in dreams, go find your wings, and only men with wings can fly.
Genghis Khan listened to his mother's words, and he began to look for the sacred horse of his dreams, and he painted the horse over and over again on the grass, but no one had ever seen the horse, and everyone who had seen the horse he had drawn said that it was just a dream, and that there could be no such horse.
Genghis Khan walked through all the woods around the River of Difficulties, and did not hear the sound of the horses' hooves that had appeared in his dreams.
By the time Genghis Khan began to search for the horse of his dreams, his heroism and boldness had threatened his enemies, who wanted to let the leopard die in a cage before it had grown.
On that day, the nobleman of the Taichiwu tribe, Ta'er Kutai, came with a cavalry team to attack Genghis Khan's house. Genghis Khan, who was not yet able to fight back, and his mother, Lady Yuelun, and his siblings hurriedly hid in the woods. His half-brother Berigutai cut down trees to make fences, and hessar, who grew up in archery, shot at the cavalry in the gaps in the forest.
The Tai chi Wu people shouted loudly outside the forest: "As long as Temujin comes out, everyone else is our friend..." The Tai Chi Wu people at that time only wanted to extinguish the flame in the hateful heart and not make him a threat to their future.
Temujin, at the suggestion of his mother, went into the depths of the dense forest alone. The green leaves in the forest turned into his clothes, and the Tai Chi Wu people could not find his figure, so they had to surround the forest.
Temujin hid in the forest for three days and three nights, and he thought that the Taichiwu people might have left long ago and wanted to get out of the dense forest. But the horse that had quietly come out with him had a good belly belt, but the saddle on its back had fallen, and he thought, This must be Heaven's warning not to go out, how can I disobey God's will?
So he hid in the woods for three more days and three nights, and when he was ready to go out of the forest again, a stone as big as the tent blocked his way, and he thought, Heaven may still not let me go out, and my steps are so reluctant, as if I were walking on cotton.
I can only listen to God's arrangement here. So he returned to the forest and continued to hide on the leaves in the forest. It wasn't until the ninth day, when he felt that he was about to be starved to death, that he made up his mind to get out of the forest, and he thought that he would die under the enemy's knife, and that starving to death like this, eating my bones by those birds and beasts, would bring shame to my soul.
Guided by his own soul, he walked out of the forest, and as he stood in the sunlight, the Tai chi Wu people who had been waiting for him arrested him. Hungry and tired, Temujin's hands lost the strength to resist, his body was bound by a shameful rope, and his own soul began to cry.
The fat man Ta'er Kutai ordered his men to put a shackle and a head shackle on the young Temujin. From camp to camp, parade around, parade and show off your victory. Temujin's heart bleeds from the gaze and humiliation of countless enemies, and those eyes make a teenager's heart begin to grow.
At each camp, he looked at the enemies with those angry eyes, and he wanted to see their joy and joy. He thought that only those victorious faces could tell me how terrible the defeat was.
He saw them clearly, and in order to use their laughter as a blood salute for his own sacrifice to the military flag in the future. Only then can you wash away your shame and failure.
Battle of Wild Fox Ridge - Concentrate superior forces and break through at a single point
In 1211, Genghis Khan attacked the Golden Fox Ridge. Yan Chengyu, who was in charge of the military, spread his troops throughout the Great Wall of Wild Fox Ridge, and he sat in the center, relying on the mountain and the danger of the Great Wall to block the Mongols. The mountains and the Great Wall certainly strengthened the army's defensive capabilities, but they also dispersed the troops.
As soon as Genghis Khan's army reached Wild Fox Ridge, it attacked. The Mongol cavalry all dismounted, and Muhuali personally led the death squad to charge forward. Genghis Khan adopted a concentrated breakthrough tactic, and all the forces were used to complete Yan Chengyu's Chinese battalion. In the face of Genghis Khan's onslaught, Yan Chengyu realized that his deployment had failed, but it was too late to recover, because the troops were too scattered, and the liaison and dispatch had become a big problem.
The Battle of Wulahai City – psychological warfare, with the smallest price in exchange for the greatest victory
At the end of the summer of the second year after the founding of the people's republic, Genghis Khan ordered someone to write a letter to the Western Xia Emperor Li An, but he was ridiculed by Li An. Genghis Khan was furious at first, but soon calmed down, and he began to make a careful plan, mobilizing twenty thousand households and the cowardly Xue army, spending a month to train the army in siege, and at the same time sending several reconnaissance teams to leave the main force for intelligence gathering and force reconnaissance. After the end of the first month of autumn, his legions descended like divine soldiers from heaven to the western Xia kingdom of Wulahai. Before that, his reconnaissance team had put a Western Xia shepherd into the city of Wulahai and spread the news that Genghis Khan's army would slaughter all the people in the city after breaking the city.
This was Genghis Khan's usual offensive warfare, spreading fear in order to achieve the purpose of "surrendering soldiers without fighting".
The first battle of Mahama – a maneuverable, flexible blitzkrieg that surprises you
Mahama adopted his traditional formation, commanding the Chinese army himself, his son Zalandin was on the right wing, and it was quickly seen that Mahama's Middle Route Army was the main force, and the right wing could not be underestimated, only the left wing was weak and could attack. As soon as the trumpet sounded, a partial division of Subutai went straight to the mahamad's army to attract the attention of the mahama, while he himself led the main force to use the rapid ability of the Mongol cavalry to attack the left flank of the mahama.
Mahama's left wing was crushed before he could react, and Mahama hurriedly divided a Chinese army to rescue the left wing. After crushing the left wing of The Mahmud, his main force crossed the chaotic battlefield and went around the back of the Mahamad army and launched a fierce interspersed attack. The Mahamad army was in chaos, and he himself hurried to flee to his son's right wing, but fortunately his son Zalandin was a heroic figure, and quickly mobilized mobile troops in time to block the strong offensive of the Subutai Regiment.
Capture Juyong pass - the method of enticing the enemy, using a small number of troops as bait to interfere with the judgment of the other side
After Zhebei made a tentative attack on Juyongguan, he immediately cut off the Settlement Yongguan and could not attack hard, but could only outwit. The outsmart is to lure the enemy out of the customs and fight a field battle. To complete Yan Fuxing's exit from the Yongguan, the difficulty coefficient is very low. Yan Fuxing was arrogant, impetuous, and brainless. After launching several small-scale attacks, Tetsubetsu threw down his weapons and horses and "fled" eastward.
After Yan Fuxing saw the Mongols fleeing in the city, he proudly ordered: "Get out of the customs!" Just when he was proud and pretentious, he suddenly heard a horse hissing, jiming mountain was like an ant nest that had been overturned, and suddenly countless Mongols rushed down from the mountainside, and Yan Fuxing sent his head to lose, like a robber leader encountering the government army, he dropped his horse and fled. The Tetsubetsu Regiment easily annihilated most of them in pursuit, and the rest of them were eager to give birth to four legs and fled to Juyongguan with their eyes closed.
Battle of Hezhen Shatuo - Beheading tactics to extinguish the morale of opponents
Zamuhe's intelligence pointed out that Wang Khan came from the nest this time, the main attack was divided into four echelons, and the battle plan was mainly based on attack, and each echelon successively went into battle, compressing the enemy to a fixed location, and the Chinese army divided into four roads and surrounded it from four directions to fight the annihilation war.
Temujin thought about it and said to the two scrambling vanguard officers, don't charge first, resist their first and second echelons with all your might, and attack his third echelon. The tribes of the third echelon are good at horizontal one-shaped attacks, it is relatively easy to break through, once they break through, they must spare no effort to attack the fourth echelon, the guards of Wang Khan, as long as they break the guards of Wang Khan, the morale of the Krie people will inevitably be greatly reduced, so that they can defeat them with a single blow.
The Battle of Bukhara City - the tactic of "encircling three and missing one" to prevent trapped beasts from fighting
As soon as Genghis Khan arrived at the city of Bukhara, he launched a fierce attack, day and night, for seven consecutive days. The defender of Bukhara, Kuok Khan, decided to fight to the death.
Curiously, the Mongols abruptly stopped attacking and also withdrew an army at a city gate. The generals of the city of Bukhara ran away.
When he learned that the plan had succeeded, Genghis Khan ordered Tore to lead the main force in pursuit of the Bukhara deserters. When Tore marched to the banks of the Amu Darya River, the deserters of bukhara city were preparing to cross the river, and Toire launched an all-out attack, and more than 10,000 Huarazm soldiers were slaughtered on the banks of the Amu Darya River, and the blood stained the Amu Darya River red.
Battle of Koyita: A major roundabout tactic to avoid head-to-head combat
Determined to adopt the tactic of encircling the Taichiwu, Genghis Khan sent his main force across the river to the rear of the Taichiwu, and he led a small number of detachments to attack in the front to attract the attention of the Taichiwu.
The advantage of this tactic is that it can descend from the sky and suddenly appear in unexpected places of the enemy, but there is a weakness, once the enemy takes the initiative to attack, the small number of detachments that are acting as a frontal attack will be severely damaged.
Genghis Khan roughly calculated the time, estimated that Borshu and others had already circled the rear of the enemy, and ordered the war.
The great roundabout encirclement tactic was successfully implemented, and the Tai chi Wu people were attacked and cried wolf, scattered and fled.
Battle of the Thirteen Wings – Intelligence warfare for intelligence superiority
A few days later, accurate intelligence arrived. Zamuhe had gathered thirteen tribes of thirty thousand men and horses, divided into thirteen combat units, and marched towards Lanhu.
Intelligence pointed out that the main force of Zamuhe was its headquarters Zada and Temujin's nemesis, Taichi Wubu, and the two special attack forces were held by the Mongol tribes of Wulu Wubu and Busy Wubu, and the two tribes and the main children of The Timuri camp were known as the Mongolian Three Strikers, both of which were brave and warlike tribes.
With intelligence, he began to work out battle plans with his colleagues. His plan was to imitate, and since Zamuhe was divided into thirteen combat units, he also divided the troops into thirteen combat units, also known as the thirteen wings.
The Battle of the City of Yahmin - Using contradictions to break through each one
Mahamad and his generals again made the mistake of not knowing the enemy. Just before the war began, Genghis Khan had two letters written, one to the caliph in the newspaper and one to Mahabharata's mother, Bald Khan. The letter to the caliph allowed Genghis Khan to avoid the risk of a grand alliance in the Islamic world.
In a letter to Bald Khan, Genghis Khan said: "You and your son often have political and personnel conflicts. We have no intention of attacking your dwelling place, Jade Dragon Jechi, and when I have completed my conquest of the various parts of Khwarazm, I will dedicate it to you with the wealth and power of Khorasan. ”
Bald Khan did not reply, but Genghis Khan was sure that the old woman would not lend a helping hand to Mahabharata. Later facts also proved this.
The letter allowed Genghis Khan to avoid the possible attack from the back of the Jade Dragon Jechi when attacking the city of Bukhara.
Great War Of Contempt - Long-distance and close attack, expanding their own camp
When the disaster comes, the sky will be clear. The leader of the Qi'er Beggars swept in with his men, swept over Temujin's territory, and stole Temujin's wife, BoErti.
The next day, Temujin and his brothers Berigutai and Hesar went to the Black Forest and asked his righteous father to help him get his wife back. Touching the sable coat that he had put on his body, he said, "Rest assured, you and I have a contract, and the contemptuous beggars dare to rob my son's daughter-in-law, and I will destroy the contemptuous beggars, and it is incumbent on me to do my duty." ”
Temujin thanked him gratefully, and Then he said, "There are three major tribes in the Qi'er Beggars, but in fact, their ancestors are also your Mongols, and these people, like you, are brave and good at war, and cannot be underestimated." So to be on the safe side, you should find someone else. ”
Temujin's face was difficult, because in the entire Mongolian steppe, his helpers were only to get rid of his neighbors. He saw his thoughts and smiled, "Rest assured, this person will definitely help you." Because he had been captured as a slave by the beggars and suffered a lot, such a good opportunity, he would certainly not miss it. ”
"Who?"
"The current chief of the Zadar tribe, Zamuhe."
A generation of proud Genghis Khan, a lifetime of horseback, galloping thousands of miles, the land of iron horses, all belong to him, from the Mongolian steppe, to the desert steppe, and then to the entire Eurasian continent, no ancients, no one has come, the territory is magnificent, and no one can establish such a huge imperial dynasty like him.
After Temujin unified all steppe tribes, he abolished the rights of hereditary nobility among all lineages, clans, and tribes. All official offices belonged to the state, not to individuals or families, and his people were to be distributed according to the will of the new ruler.
Mongolian folklore shows how Genghis Khan was bitten off by the Western Xia princess and died.
There are about five causes of Genghis Khan's death, most of which are related to Western Xia.
Among them, the most orthodox, and known to more people, is the "Falling Horse Theory" adopted in the "History of the Yuan".
Fallen horse said
The Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty (volume 14), compiled by the Mongols, records that "Genghis lived in winter and wanted to conquer Tang Wu. From the new hour of military horses, to the autumn of the year of the dog, to conquer Tang Wu, and the lady also followed the line. In the winter, Yu'er was hunting on the ground, Genghis rode a red sand horse, and was startled by the wild horses, and Genghis fell on his horse and fell, so he camped on the ground. The next day, Lady Yasui said to the king and the officials: 'The emperor is so hot tonight, you can discuss it.' ”
"Tang Wu" is the Mongolian name for the Western Xia people; The "Year of the Dog" is the second year of Baoqing of the Song Dynasty (1226 AD). Here is a historical fact, Genghis Khan in the autumn of 1226, with his wife also went to conquer the Western Xia Kingdom. In the winter, he hunts in a place called A'er Disagreement. He did not want to ride a red sand horse, but he startled a wild horse, causing the unsuspecting Genghis Khan to fall from his horse and be injured, and that night he started a high fever. In July 1227, "no hesitation", the root of the disease is here.
Why is it that a horse fall is seriously injured like this? It is said that there is too much bloodshed.
At that time, he also asked the generals of the retinue to discuss what to do with this matter, and some people suggested that the Western Xia city was all there anyway, and they could not escape for a while and a half, so they simply went back to recuperate their wounds and waited for a good time to attack again. Genghis Khan was strong all his life, thinking that if he went back like this, he would make the Western Xia people laugh. When Genghis Khan sent his men to the Western Xia kingdom to inquire about the situation, it was just when the minister of the Western Xia called Asha dare not laugh, and if you have the ability, you have come to the trick.
When Genghis Khan heard about it, he said that he would rather die than retreat, so he advanced into Helan Mountain and dared Toa to not be destroyed. However, after that, Genghis Khan's injuries did not improve, but worsened, and he died of illness on the twelfth day of the seventh lunar month (now the 25th of August in the solar calendar) in 1227, when he was 67 years old. If Genghis Khan had returned at that time, the root of the disease would not have fallen.
Lightning strike said
Thunder and lightning have always been regarded by the ancients as the most terrible force of nature. The divine characters in China's ancient texts are the image of thunder and lightning in both hands. Eighteen years after Genghis Khan's death, an envoy from the Holy See came to Mongolia and found that the Mongols were also very afraid of lightning. The stranger also made a judgment that Genghis Khan had died of lightning strikes.
This statement is relatively distant. Envoy of the Holy See to Mongolia John? Plano? In his article, Gabini revealed that Genghis Khan may have been killed by lightning. When John Plano Gabini arrived in Mongolia, he found that lightning injuries in the summer were frequent, "but there were ferocious lightning strikes and lightning there, which caused many deaths." ”
For this reason, the Mongols were afraid of lightning. The Southern Song Dynasty Pengdaya's "Black Tartar Chronicle" records, "Whenever the Tatars hear thunder, they will cover their ears and bend to the ground, if they are hiding." "John? Plano? Gabini was a Portuguese who actually went to China from 1245 to 1247 AD, sent by Pope Northon IV, who returned and submitted to the Pope a report entitled "The History of the Mongols We Call Tatars".
John Plano Gabini came only 18 years after genghis Khan's death, 30 years before Marco Polo, and the account is not nonsense.
"Poisoning says"
This statement is derived from the "Marco? Polo's Travels". Mark? Polo was an Italian merchant of the thirteenth century who arrived in China in 1275. At that time, it was the time when Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan Dynasty, was in power, and there were 17 years of exchanges between the Yuan Dynasty. The cause of Genghis Khan's death is described in his travelogues: during the siege of Taijin (Jizhou, ancient fortress) during the attack on Western Xia, he was unfortunately hit by a poisonous arrow fired by Western Xia soldiers.
The result can be imagined, the poisonous arrow attacked the heart, the injury was serious, and it was impossible to afford to be sick. However, there is another folk legend that Genghis Khan died of "poisoning", but he was not poisoned by the poisoned arrows of Western Xia soldiers, but poisoned the captured Western Xia princess Gulberjin Guo Haotun, who took advantage of the opportunity to accompany him.
"Stabbed"
This statement is related to the above-mentioned captured Western Xia princess Gulberjin Guo HuoHatun, which is another version of the poisoning theory. According to Mongolian folklore, during the attack of Genghis Khan's army on The Western Xia, the soldiers captured the beautiful Western Xia princess Gulberjin Guo Haotun and presented it to Genghis Khan. On the first night of her staying, the Princess of Western Xia stabbed Genghis Khan, who had let down her guard.
The theory of being stabbed originates from the book "Mongolian Origins" written in the first year of the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty (1662 AD). The book was so precious that 100 years later, in 1766, the Mongol Prince of Khalkhabu, Chenggun Zabu, presented the manuscript to the Qianlong Emperor as a gift. Qianlong renren translated it into Manchu and Chinese texts, and inscribed the title of the book "Drinking Mongolian Origin Stream", which was included in the "Four Libraries Complete Book". It should be said that the theory that Genghis Khan was stabbed has a high degree of credibility.
"Bitten off the genitals said"
This statement, that is, it is not found in the canonical history, nor is it recorded in the wild history, but it is circulated among the Outer Mongols. This incident was also because of the Western Xia Princess Gulborojin Guo Hatun, and the "murderer" was of course this beautiful woman. It is said that after the concubine was presented to Genghis Khan, Genghis Khan asked her to be his concubine, and the princess ostensibly agreed.
But not willing to be humiliated, the princess who was hated by the family and the country was in love on the night of the dowry, and when Genghis Khan was having sex, he bit off his penis, and the blood flowed immediately. A 67-year-old man who has been fighting outside for many years, who has encountered such a thing, and who can withstand such a toss, shame and hatred, so he became seriously ill.
Because this was an unspeakable scandal that happened to the emperor, it was concealed, and only the Great Khan was said to be seriously ill due to injuries caused by falling horses. Princess Xixia, who did not want to live in the first place, knew that Genghis Khan would not let her go and committed suicide by jumping into the Yellow River.
This is absurd, but it makes sense to analyze it in detail. If Genghis Khan really died at the hands of the Princess of Western Xia, then the assassination and poisoning are not specific conditions, and he was naked when he was accompanied, where did he hide the murder weapon and poison? Even with a murder weapon and poison, as a captured person, you have to search your body. In this case, the most deadly act of violence of the empty-handed princess is naturally "biting" - biting the key point of the man.
This legend is worthy of the best in the story of ancient Chinese emperors. It is true, and this is also a kind of retribution - the death of the merry characters.
In the decades of the Southern Expedition to the West, everywhere he went, Genghis Khan and his men would rob women, carry a pair of genitalia everywhere, and have countless descendants, which was jokingly called "seeding machine" by historians.
It is estimated that there are currently 16 million men in the world who are related to Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan's such a penchant for women is probably a kind of "heredity". At that time, the Mongols had the habit of robbing other people's women, and regarded women as a kind of property.
Genghis Khan's mother, even his father, should have snatched Ah Bald'er, which seems too rogue today. Once it was also time to release eagles by the Shu Nan River, and the beggars and the guests of Chi Lie passed by with their beautiful wives. It was also quick to see that the young woman was so beautiful, and she was suddenly moved, and immediately stopped the carriage of Theo Ketyu to rob people.
Seeing that the situation was not right, he wanted to desperately leave his wife and flee. This young woman was Genghis Khan's mother, the later Empress Xuanyi (also translated as "Yue Lun").
Genghis Khan's wife, named Boerti, was robbed by his mother's ex-husband's tribe and later taken back. Genghis Khan's marriage to Boerti was interesting. According to the customs of the Mongols at that time, he also quickly took the 9-year-old Genghis Khan to his mother's tribe to "ask for a daughter", that is, to ask his son for a daughter-in-law.
Halfway to the road met Bo Erti's father De Xue Chan, after hearing about this, and then look at Genghis Khan Han's extraordinary face, is a beautiful teenager, De Xue Chan said to also quickly, there is a 10-year-old little girl in the family, hope to become a relative's family, please also quickly go to see if you like it. When I went to Dexue Zen to see it, I should also like it with all my heart. After a night, the next day, Xue Chan should also leave Genghis Khan as a son-in-law, and he should also agree, and choose the best horse from the horses that came with him as a gift.
He also left a sentence when he was about to leave, "My son is afraid of dogs, and Hugh teaches the dogs to be frightened." ("The Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty", vol. 1) "A generation of heroic men who galloped on the battlefield were afraid of dogs when they were young, which is probably something that many people will not think of." On the way to leave his son alone, he was poisoned by the enemy family and the Tatars.
Genghis Khan's name was Temujin, and he was also called Timur Zhen and Themu zhen. This name was originally the name of yakuza's opponent in the war, and the Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty (vol. 1) records that "(c. 1162) when he fought with Tatar, he should also have kidnapped Aku'er to take him Tamerlane Zhen Wuge and Huoli Buhua, and at that time he should have also conceived Ah Bald'er's wife, Ha Erlun, and gave birth to Taizu at the foot of the Black Mountain.
When Taizu was born, he held a piece of blood like a calender in his right hand and gave birth. Because the captives were born when Timur Zhen Wuge came, he was named Timur. According to the "Records of the Mongols", the "Thee is not true" is a small name, and there is no surname at the beginning, nor is there a name.
This record of the "Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty" has become an important historical material for later scholars to study the history of the Yuan. Unlike Zhu Yuanzhang, who was as red as a fire when he was born, Temujin also magically appeared when he was born, holding a blood clot in his hand, and the blood loss was like a red stone. Because Ironwood was born with blood, superstition believed that it would bring blood and light to mankind in the future.
In the process of recovering his wife Boerti, Genghis Khan slaughtered more than 300 members of the Khitan Tribe at once. In 1183, Temujin, who was only 22 years old, was elected "Khan", relying on years of conquest and iron-blooded rule, and killing opponents when caught. Tie Benzhen has killed countless people in his life, and every piece is like a piece of cutting vegetables, frantically cutting off people's heads. In the ensuing wars, slaughtering the city was his usual means of conquest.
Once, when Genghis Khan led an army of 200,000 to conquer the Muslim country of Central Asia, Huarazimo, and when he defeated the Jade Dragon Chijie on the Aral Sea, he killed 1.2 million people at once.
When Genghis Khan brought blood and light to mankind, he himself did not escape. Although how he died is a historical mystery that may never be solved, whether it is the serious history of the fall of the horse and the hemorrhage caused by illness, or the folk legend that the princess of The Western Xia bit off the genitals and bled too much and died, it is stained with "blood", is there a cause and effect of the blood clot he held in his hand when he was born?