Evaluation of Genghis Khan 30, Evaluation of Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan, named Temujin, was a Mongolian beggar of the Yan clan. The Yuan Dynasty pursued Taizu.

Born in 1162 in a noble family in Mongolia, his father was also Sugai, and his mother was Erlun. When Temujin was nine years old, his father was poisoned and killed by his enemies, and the hardships and ups and downs of his youth forged his resolute and courageous character.

At that time, there were many tribes on the Mongolian plateau, and the Mongols, Tatars, Kereh, Nabarbarians, Mierbegs, and Huyira people attacked and killed each other. Temujin, relying on the allies of his deceased father to collect the old tribe, established the ear-cutting in the eighties of the twelfth century, called Khan. After years of warfare, Temujin successively wiped out the Tatars, the Milbegs, the Kereh, and the Naman.

In 1206, Temujin convened the Kuritai Assembly at the source of the river and established the Great Mongolian State, the Great Khan, called Genghis Khan.

Genghis Khan divided the entire Mongolian state into ninety-five thousand households and built a 10,000-strong army as the military pillar of the regime. There is a magistrate in charge of administrative and judicial affairs. He promoted the Uyghur Mongolian script throughout the country, making it the language of his own people.

Under the rule of Genghis Khan, the boundaries between the tribes of the Mongolian Plateau gradually disappeared, and the Mongolian national community began to form.

After Genghis Khan ascended the throne, he successively sent troops to the Western Xia, Western Liao, and Jin dynasties. In 1215, the Mongol army occupied Jinzhongdu. In 1218, Western Liao was destroyed. In 1227, Western Xia was destroyed.

Between 1219 and 1224, Genghis Khan attacked Khorezm, conquered large territories in Asia and Europe, and established four khanates.

Genghis Khan, with his outstanding talents, became an outstanding statesman and military strategist in Chinese history. Strategically, he attaches great importance to attacking near and far and trying to avoid too many enemies; The use of troops pays attention to the detailed exploration of the enemy's situation, and is good at using tactics such as division and encirclement, long-range surprise attacks, feints to lure the enemy, and annihilation of the enemy in motion. He knew people well and was good at his duties, and he used a large number of outstanding military and political talents.

Genghis Khan's unification of the Mongolian tribes was of great significance to the formation of the Mongol nation; The attack on Jin and the destruction of Xia laid the foundation for the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, a unified dynasty for the whole of China; The establishment of a great empire across Asia and Europe opened a great passage between the East and the West, and promoted economic and cultural exchanges between the East and the West.

Hero of troubled times, an eternal conqueror. Testimony of iron and steel. One word "awesome"!

Sensational, ah, vast grasslands.

Ah, white clouds.

Ah, fat lamb.

Ah, Genghis Khan, who.

Mmmmmmmm

A generation of Tianjiao, Genghis Khan, only knows how to bend the bow and shoot the eagle!

A famous big red name in history!

Genghis Khan is a model of success, and the author of "The First Man of the Millennium", one of the greatest successes in the history of the world (edited by Balaji Nyima and others, 2003 edition of the National Publishing House), wrote in "To Readers": "We respect Genghis Khan, not only because he is the pride of the nation, but to a large extent because he is recognized as one of the greatest successes in the world.

In the book's introduction, "Genghis Khan Created the Twelve Worlds' Best", they believe that Genghis Khan "created the largest empire in the world", "waged the largest war in human history", and was "the richest man in the world for a thousand years" and "the greatest successful man in the history of mankind". In the book "Genghis Khan", the Japanese scholar Saburo Ota called Genghis Khan "the hero of the world's ancient and modern worlds", and he said: "Looking at the majestic achievements of the Mongolian nation, for 600 years, they were all amazed by the great territory of the dragon and the tiger.