Where was the most stubborn resistance Genghis Khan encountered during his expedition to the west?

Genghis Khan. On the first expedition to the west, it was basically smooth sailing and did not encounter too many obstacles. StillThere was a battle that made Genghis Khan feel painful, this battle was extremely fierce, and the corpses under the city were piled up as high as a floorSo what kind of battle is this?

This battle is known in history as yesBattle of Fort FanyeBefore the Battle of Fanyebao, Genghis Khan had basically taken Khorezm.

In most of the region, the king of Khorezm, Mohama, and the prince Charandin fled to a deserted island.

Later, the run-in mill fell ill and diedCharandin returned, and then he arrived at JilinHe organized a team of 80,000 men, and Charandin led this 80,000 men to fight the Mongols. At that time, they encountered a large part of the Mongol affairs at the right time, and then they fought a battleThere were only 30,000 people at the time, and they were defeated by Charandin.

This great battle is of great significance, because since the Mongols marched westward, Khorezm has almost never defeated the Mongol army, so it can be said that this great battle isIt greatly boosted the morale of the people of Khorezm。When Genghis Khan learned that most of his defeat was at stake, he personally led his troops to Shujilin, where he wanted to defeat Charandin and regain the lost side of the Mongols.

On the way to Shujilin, he encountered a city, this city is Fan Ye Fort, originally if Charandin had not defeated the Mongols, maybe the enemy in Fan Ye Bao City was not so strong, becauseCharandin defeated the Mongol army, which greatly boosted the morale of the Fanyebao people. Again due toThe castle is made of stones, and it is very solidTherefore, Genghis Khan tried to work under this city for a long time, but he failed to take this city, not only could not be captured for a long time, but more seriouslyGenghis Khan's grandson, Mu'a Vulgan, was also killed in battle. This blow was simply too big for Genghis Khan.

After his death, Genghis Khan held the body of his grandson and locked himself in a room for a whole day, after which Genghis Khan gave the order to attack. This attack was arguably Genghis Khan's most desperate attack, and he did whatever it took to explain the severity of the battle, and that was at the timeThe city of Fanyebao is already full of corpsesAt that time, the Mongol army finally used these corpses as ladders, and then climbed up the city of Fanyebao along the ladders of these corpses, and you can imagine how high the corpses were piled up. After a bloody battle and great sacrifices, the Mongol army finally took the city of Fanyebao.

In the battle of Van Yanbao, the journey to the west was smooth sailing, until the whole battle was fought, the corpse was as high as the city wall, and Genghis Khan's grandson also died in the battle.

It's in Hangzhou. Fight against a small tribe at the time. I didn't expect this small tribe to be so tenacious. He fought with Genghis Khan for three years.

In the course of Genghis Khan's westward expedition, the strongest resistance encountered was the Battle of Fanyebao, because the scale of this war was very large, and it made him feel painful, and the process was particularly tragic.

As far as Europe, Temujin was still very powerful, and the area he successfully invaded was almost half the world, and he was a very powerful person.

The first western expedition reached the borders of Russia as far as possible, but it was basically an armed conquest, and the people's hearts were not strong, so they did not hold on for long.

Genghis Khan made a total of three expeditions to the west and reached that place in Russia. But people's hearts were not stable, so they didn't last long.

The Mongols made three expeditions to the west, but only the first was led by Genghis Khan himself, and he fought against Russia and Ukraine, and captured the capital of Ukraine.

It is said that it hit India**, but it is not known what caused Genghis Khan to withdraw his troops in the end.

Genghis Khan's expedition to the west was as far as the western part of Russia, and immediately crossed over to the regions of Europe, but he was not familiar with the place and returned.

Linghis Khan reached the west of Europe at the farthest point, and then the whole of Asia was basically hers, and it was very powerful at that time anyway.

Genghis Khan's western expedition led as far as the Western Regions power of Huatzim, which was the farthest he had ever fought.

A total of three large-scale western expeditions were carried out, the first of which was that Jochi, Ogedei, and Tulei all followed Genghis Khan to fight and eliminated the powerful Khwarazm in the Western Regions. The second expedition to the west, advanced into Russia and captured Moscow. In the third westward expedition, the Mongol army entered West and South Asia, all the way to the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean.

Wherever he could be involved on land, he fought down, and he was a very powerful soldier and a very powerful king.