Born in 1870, Lenin's age is forever fixed at 54 years old, but his half-century of life has had a profound impact on the world.
In addition to leaving infinite reverie for the world revolution, Lenin also left a huge puzzle for the world because of his origin.
This great mentor established an incomparably brilliant regime in Tsarist Russia, among the Slavic communities.
Surprisingly, however, Lenin was not a pure Slav, and although nominally Russian, his family origins can be traced back to the Mongols, the enemies of the Rus'.
Even Lenin himself readily admitted that he had 1/4 Mongolian ancestry.
So, where did Lenin's Mongol blood come from, and was he really a descendant of Genghis Khan?
It all started with Genghis Khan's expedition to the west in the 13th century.
Genghis Khan's growth was the expansion of the Mongol Empire, although Genghis Khan only lived to be 65 years old, but in his limited life, he built a multi-ethnic and multi-religious empire that is unique in human history.
His footprints have spread throughout most of Europe and Asia, and along with his footprints have been the legacy of Genghis Khan's criminal massacres and genetics.
After the death of Genghis Khan in 1227, the Mongol conquests did not stop, but became more frenzied.
His 4 sons and 2 grandsons inherited the fighting genes of the Golden Family, and attacked in all directions, centered on the Mongolian steppes.
Among them, the Western Expedition was the largest, and the Mongols fought as far as Afghanistan and expanded their influence into Urs' and Western Europe.
In the course of the Mongol conquest, goods and slaves were naturally the primary targets of the Mongols' warfare.
At the same time, most of the beauties everywhere, especially those with fair skin and beautiful appearance in Europe, were dedicated to Genghis Khan and his descendants.
Genghis Khan, with the strong body of the Mongols, conquered not only the land of the Rus, but also the women of the Rus.
Relying on Genghis Khan's sowing alone, his bloodline lineage appeared all over Europe.
Coupled with the large number of his descendants, the bloodline of the Golden Family is even more prosperous.
For example, one Jochi had more than 40 sons, and these Mongol men were not only skilled in warfare, but also skilled in sowing seeds.
If historical speculation alone is not enough to convince the crowd, then the investigation of the University of Oxford is enough to prove the lineage of Genghis Khan.
In the eyes of Oxford scholars, Genghis Khan's invasion was like a seeding machine, spreading Genghis Khan's own blood to the land of Europe.
Even the British Isles, which are across the sea, have also appeared in the process of blood crossing for hundreds of years.
Dr. Oxford extracted the genes of the 16 Mongol Empires and found that 8% of the males had identical Y chromosome segments.
And this chromosome fragment, according to Oxford's inference, probably appeared in the 12th ~ 13th centuries, which coincides with the fact that Geith Khan went west.
If you look back at Lenin's birthplace, the city of Simbirsk in 1870, the Golden Horde founded by the Mongols 500 years back.
It was Genghis Khan's first son, Jochi, who built this vast empire.
As the second son of Jochi, Batu successfully led the Mongols' second expedition to the west and founded the Golden Horde in 1243.
Lenin's grandfather, Nikolai, was a tailor who lived in a small town on the lower Volga.
According to Nikolai's mother's arrangement, he married Anna, a Kalmyk woman, and gave birth to Lenin's father.
And this Kalmyk woman is Lenin's grandmother, and at the same time, the Kalmyks are also descendants of the Mongols.
Because my grandmother was of Kalmyk ethnicity, my grandmother herself chose a Mongolian girl for Lenin's father in the marriage of Lenin's father.
As for this Kalmyk tribe, they are descended from the four tribes of the Mongolian Oirat and have lived in the Volga River valley for generations.
And established his own country, which ruled the land for more than 100 years.
As for the 1771 when the majority of the Kalmyks chose to return to Dzungar, one-third chose to stay.
The incense of the remaining part of the people became more vigorous, until finally the Kalmyk Autonomous Republic was established.
Therefore, Lenin's mother and grandmother were Kalmyks and Mongols, and the small city of Astrakhan, where Lenin was born, was also one of the places where the Kalmyks lived.
The continuity of race and blood is reflected in the habits of life, Lenin also drank Mongolian milk tea and used it as one of the ways to entertain guests.
Republic of Kalmykia
Moreover, Lenin seems to have some similarities in appearance with the Mongols.
Even Lenin's sister, Maria, said that her brother was more like a Mongol in size, especially with the upturned corners of his eyes.
Of course, this is not a secret, nor is it a shameful thing, and it can only be regarded as one of the evidences of the great integration of the world's peoples.
After all, Stalin also had Mongol blood.