Were ancestor of Genghis Khan belong to Ergenekon valley?

Answer 1

Ancestor of Genghis Khan, Ergenekon smithsThe Chengiz Khan was the son of Yassukae Bahadur; Bartan Bahadur; Kabul Khan; Tuminai; Bae-Sunkar; Kaidu Khan; Zutumin; Bukae; Buzanjar; Alan Kuwa; Do-yun Beyan; Bagjadi; son of I-Yal Khan ( may be son of kaian). Kaian (qiyan) was the son of I-Yal Khan, Tingiz Khan; Mangali Khan; Yal-duz Khan; Ay khan; son of Oghuz Khan; son of Kara Khan, who belonged to the Mughal I-mak (Ancestors of Mughals), and Nagos (Nekuz) was the son of I-Yal khan maternal uncle, and their two wives who were sisters, and all four of whom chanced to be without the camp at the time,not a soul escaped of the whole Mughal I-mak. Thay entered in a valley called Irganh-kun,where their families flourished and increase in number. The pass had been destroyed by an earthquake and no trace of it remained. They searched about in all directions and at last they found one spot which seemed easier than any other, but it was impeded by a hill in which was a mine of iron and to enable them to get out, they split the rocks by means of fire and succeeded in making a practicable route. This is improved upon by Petic de la Croix in his Book, Life of Genghis Khan the great; page 6, who say that the cayat (kaiat) derived their name from a certain people who lived in the remotest Northern parts of Mongolistan which was called cayat, because their Chief had heretofore erected a Foundry for iron-work in a mountain called Arkanakon, which gained them a great reputation, and made this branch of the Mughal highly esteemed, by this invention: they therefore called those people the Arkenekom (Ergenekon) smiths. Every year, when the anniversary of that day comes around on which the kaiat and duralgin came out of Irganahkon,the Mughals keep it as a great festival and on the night, there of the Mughal sovereigns have the implements of the blacksmith brought it in,beat it on an anvil with a hammer, in commemoration of opening the wayout, and this custom, imperfectly understood by Ibn Batutah and others, that the Chengiz Khan or Tamurchi was in his outset a blacksmith in the country of Khita. Others authors say that all who can trace their ancestry to Kaian and Neguz (Kaiats and Dural-gins) are considered true Mughals. 1.According to the Secret History of Mongols, Temujin was named after a Tatar Chieftain whom his father had just captured. The name also suggests that they may have been descended from a family of" blacksmith".The name "Temujin" means ironsmith (temur in Turkic is iron,jin is smith) Temujin is" demurei" in present day Turkish; but '"Teymurchin" in Mongolian that is a shared word also. As for as being a blacksmith implies, a Turkic origin because Turks in the Central Asia are known as iron workers and they are still on the producing iron equipments. If we consider the above mentioned history of the old Turkic Dynasties; Xingnu/Hun; Gokturk; Khazar; Oghur/Oghuz,all were iron worker and manufactured Weapons and all were adopted old Turkic title tarkhan ( Turko- Mongol title like Khan; Khatun; Khagan). This title was originally a hereditary one, a tarkhan had free access to the palace and his children up to nine offenses.) but the title Tarkhan was also a Mongol title conferred by the Tarkhan chiefs enjoyed power and privilge next to the Great Mongol Khan. (genghis Khan by Herold Lamb). The title Tarkhan is verified by the Meander in the sixth century. It is certain that the Genghis Khan had some ancestral relationship with Khan; tarkhan and khakan lineage. The tarkhan and smith lineage indicate that ancestors of the Genghis Khan were belong to Tarkhan family, Borzagun Kayat, a Golden family(Ashina clan), a subtribe of Oghuz/Oghur descended from Xiongnu/ Huns.[

Answer 2

The Chengiz Khan was the son of Yassukae Bahadur; Bartan Bahadur; Kabul Khan; Tuminai; Bae-Sunkar; Kaidu Khan; Zutumin; Bukae; Buzanjar; Alan Kuwa; Do-yun Beyan; Bagjadi; son of I-Yal Khan ( may be son of kaian). Kaian (qiyan) was the son of I-Yal Khan, Tingiz Khan; Mangali Khan; Yal-duz Khan; Ay khan; son of Oghuz Khan; son of Kara Khan, who belonged to the Mughal I-mak (Ancestors of Mughals), and Nagos (Nekuz) was the son of I-Yal khan maternal uncle, and their two wives who were sisters, and all four of whom chanced to be without the camp at the time,not a soul escaped of the whole Mughal I-mak. Thay entered in a valley called Irganh-kun,where their families flourished and increase in number. The pass had been destroyed by an earthquake and no trace of it remained. They searched about in all directions and at last they found one spot which seemed easier than any other, but it was impeded by a hill in which was a mine of iron and to enable them to get out, they split the rocks by means of fire and succeeded in making a practicable route. This is improved upon by Petic de la Croix in his Book, Life of Genghis khan the great; page 6, who say that the cayat (kaiat) derived their name from a certain people who lived in the remotest Northern parts of Mongolistan which was called cayat, because their Chief had heretofore erected a Foundry for iron-work in a mountain called Arkanakon, which gained them a great reputation, and made this branch of the Mughal highly esteemed, by this invention: they therefore called those people the Arkenekom (Ergenekon) smiths. Every year, when the anniversary of that day comes around on which the kaiat and duralgin came out of Irganahkon,the Mughals keep it as a great festival and on the night, there of the Mughal sovereigns have the implements of the blacksmith brought it in,beat it on an anvil with a hammer, in commemoration of opening the wayout, and this custom, imperfectly understood by Ibn Batutah and others, that the Chengiz Khan or Tamurchi was in his outset a blacksmith in the country of Khita. Others authors say that all who can trace their ancestry to Kaian and Neguz (Kaiats and Dural-gins) are considered true Mughals. 1.According to the Secret History of Mongols, Temujin was named after a Tatar Chieftain whom his father had just captured. The name also suggests that they may have been descended from a family of" blacksmith".The name "Temujin" means ironsmith (temur in Turkic is iron,jin is smith) Temujin is" demurei" in present day Turkish; but '"Teymurchin" in Mongolian that is a shared word also. As for as being a blacksmith implies, a Turkic origin because Turks in the central Asia are known as iron workers and they are still on the producing iron equipments. If we consider the above mentioned history of the old Turkic Dynasties; Xingnu/Hun; Gokturk; Khazar; Oghur/Oghuz,all were iron worker and manufactured Weapons and all were adopted old Turkic title tarkhan ( Turko- Mongol title like Khan; Khatun; Khagan). This title was originally a hereditary one, a tarkhan had free access to the palace and his children up to nine offenses.) but the title Tarkhan was also a Mongol title conferred by the Tarkhan chiefs enjoyed power and privilge next to the Great Mongol Khan. (genghis Khan by Herold Lamb). The title Tarkhan is verified by the Meander in the sixth century. It is certain that the Genghis Khan had some ancestral relationship with Khan; tarkhan and khakan lineage. The tarkhan and smith lineage indicate that ancestors of the Genghis Khan were belong to Tarkhan family, Borzagun Kayat, a Golden family(Ashina clan), a subtribe of Oghuz/Oghur descended from Xiongnu/ Huns.[4]