Why did Temujin grow up safely when he lost his father at an early age?

Although Temujin had no father, his uncle and grandfather were among the Mongol chieftains and rulers. With their protection, he can grow up in peace.

It is because his father is the leader of their tribe, although he lost his father at an early age, he still has a noble position in the tribe, so he can grow up safely.

Because his father was very powerful in the Mongols back then, and there were many loyal generals under him, many generals have been taking care of him after his father's death.

Although Temujin lost his father at an early age, his father could be said to be the leader of the tribe at that time, and under the protection of his father, Temujin was able to grow up safely.

I think the main reason is that he is able to keep his head and preserve his strength, so that he can defeat the enemy with one move when necessary, leaving no room for the enemy and so on.

Because Temujin lived on the grasslands, which were rich in produce, Temujin was able to grow up peacefully.

According to the lineage table of the Yuan Dynasty, Genghis Khan had six sons, in the order of birth:

Jochi, born of Sonthe;

Chagatai, born of Childti;

Wo Kotai, born of Sonti;

Tuo Lei, born of Childti;

Uluchi, no heirs;

Kolejian, born to Hulan, although he was a concubine, he was very favored by his father, and later he died of an arrow wound while marching with Batu to Russia.

Jochi, Chagatai, Okodai, Torre are the only four of them. Later all were kings.

The eldest son, Jochi, was the founder of the Kipchak Khanate.

The second son, Chagatai - the founder of the Chagatai Khanate.

The third son, Ogedai - the direct heir of Genghis Khan.

The fourth son of Tuo Lei - has been following Genghis Khan and supporting Wokotai as Khan. The descendants of Kublai Khan were the founders of the Yuan Dynasty.

Genghis Khan had four sons: the eldest son, Bul Tun Jochi, the second son, Bul Tsagatai, the third son, Bul Tsogedei, and the fourth son, Bul Tun Lei. Buer is their last name.

Temujin had many sons, the most famous of which were Jochi, Tsakodai, Ogedei and Torre!

Temujin had many sons, and there were four of them that are more famous in history: Jochi, Chagatai, Ogedei, and Torre.

Genghis Khan had four sons: the eldest son Jochi, the second son Chagatai, the third son Ogedai, and the fourth son Tulei.

There are a lot of them, and the words of the Yan are Jochi, Wokotai, Tuolei, and Chagatai.

Jochi, Chagatai, Okodai, Torre These four.

Jochi, Chagatai, Ogedei, Torre.

It is true that only 4 famous ones are known.

In the autumn of 1225, Genghis Khan (Temujin) insisted on conquering Western Xia despite his 64-year-old age. On the way, he was injured in hunting and could not afford to have a high fever, but he still did not retreat. The king of Western Xia was forced to send an envoy to ask for surrender.

Genghis Khan was critically ill and recuperated in Liupan Mountain, leaving behind three famous wills. On the 12th day of the seventh month of the 22nd year of Genghis Khan (August 25, 1227), Genghis Khan died in Qingshui County near Liupan Mountain.

Temujin, the Khan of the Great Mongolian Kingdom, was given the honorific title "Genghis Khan", which means "to have the four directions of the sea". An outstanding statesman and military strategist in the history of the world. In the 32nd year of Shaoxing (the second year of Jin Shizong's reign, 1162), Gaozong of the Song Dynasty was born in the upper reaches of the Nan River in the Mobei grassland (now Kent Province, Mongolia), and was named Temujin.

As for the cause of Genghis Khan's death, the "Secret History of Mongolia" records that there are different theories in the army that died of illness due to the expedition to Western Xia, such as being struck by lightning and dying, being killed by an arrow during the siege, and being assassinated by a captured concubine. However, most of the historiography is inclined to the records in the "Secret History of the Mongols".