As we all know, Genghis Khan was a well-known founding prince in Chinese history, who fought countless battles in his life, and was almost invincible, leaving traces and prestige of his conquests in Asia and Europe. We all know that Genghis Khan is a minority Mongolian, but for historical reasons, Mongolia has partially become independent and become Outer Mongolia, which is today's Mongolia, so many people have not been clear about which country Genghis Khan belongs to, and this topic is sometimes debated, but now there is an answer.
There is no doubt that Genghis Khan was an ethnic Mongol, but the subsequent independence of Mongolia caused a heated debate about his belonging, and no matter which side he supported, both sides could speak their own minds. Genghis Khan led his iron horse to conquer the four directions, established the Mongol Empire, and continued to expand its territory, influencing the development of world history. These achievements he created also led to the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, which is a dynasty in China, and Genghis Khan was posthumously honored as Yuan Taizu, so he was Chinese.
According to historical records, the tribe to which Genghis Khan belonged originated in Xianbei, the ancient Xianbei lived in the northeast of China's ethnic minorities, his mother was born in a tribe in the Hulunbuir steppe, and the main area of activity after Genghis Khan was strong was in the Central Plains, so these facts also show that he belongs to China. In addition, in Inner Mongolia, there are descendants of Genghis Khan who have lived here for generations, while no traces of his descendants have been found in Outer Mongolia.
There are many ethnic groups in our country, and the Mongols have been one of them since ancient times, once under the jurisdiction of the Jin Dynasty, and even if Genghis Khan later established the Mongolian State, it is actually a national regime within our territory. Therefore, Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia were once one and belonged to China, and for historical reasons, Outer Mongolia was later independent. It also means that it is no longer in contact with us, so Genghis Khan has no contact with them. After that, the various ethnic groups continued to integrate, and the Mongols also integrated into the Chinese nation, so Genghis Khan was undoubtedly Chinese.
Mongolia was once part of China, but it was separated for various reasons during the Qing Dynasty, so there was no longer a relationship between the two countries, and in the face of historical facts, they should no longer describe Genghis Khan as a Mongolian, after all, this is also a fact that cannot be changed. And they revere Genghis Khan, we can also understand, after all, this is a very influential figure, influenced the development of the world, worthy of their respect.