Genghis Khan

When only a young scholar in his twenties, Yelü Chucai witnessed one of the most horrific events in the history of Beijing - the Mongol siege led by Chinggis Khan. Lasting for months on end, and combined with some of the worst famines for decades, the siege of 1213 claimed thousands of lives. When it became apparent that all was lost to the Mongols, Chucai's brother threw himself off the walls of Beijing.

It is worth of note that the Mongols continued to grow well passed China. By 1300 it had reached the Black Sea, becoming the largest continuous land empire ever.

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Genghis Khan and his Mongol warriors became known for their cruelty and use of terror. Terror refers to violent actions that are meant to scare people into surrendering, or giving up. Mongol warriors attacked, robbed, and burned cities. Within a short time, the Mongols became known for their fierce ways, and many people surrendered to them without fighting.

Genghis Khan was born in 1162 and died in 1227 so he was 65 years old.

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It was called the Mongol Empire which took up the majority of land in Central Asia.

Genghis was important to history because he created: a wide spread law code (which, is somewhat still in use today, in some places), a systematic form of language for Mongolian people, and formed one of the largest civilizations in the world (only second to his son).

He was really cruel, often punishing them with harsh, severe laws.

Alexander the Great - 323BC

Julius Caesar- 44BC

Genghis Khan - 1227

Marie Antoinette - 1793

i really did that much

yes right Alexander the great died first

That is an opinion. Though most people will believe that Ghengis Khan was evil. But for the people of Mongolia he is seen as some kind of national hero.

He killed 11% of the world population of his time.

They and their armies raided and destroyed European cities.

Genghis Khan was thought to have been born in 1155 or 1162. History is more certain that he died in August of 1227.

than a rather talented leader of ... Chinggis Khaan personally, and was intended as a sort of imperial history.

By the 13th century, the Mongol Empire had stretched from the east coast of China to the Crimea in the Black Sea. It had become the largest single continuous land controlling empire in the world.

With a charismatic personality and a unique leadership style, Temujin was able to unite the warring Mongol clans . He was elected Great Khan in 1206 and took the title of Genghis Khan which translate into â??Oceanic Ruler'. He started the Mongol invasions that would ultimately result in the conquest of most of Eurasia and become the second largest empire of all time, second only to the British Empire in its vastness.

genghis khan is spelled wrong, and also he was the greatest mongol leader to have reached the goal no other mongol leader had done.

Well not really. He was a conquerer so countries outsie of Mongolia think of him as a monster. but he actually kind toward his citizens. like when he conquered countries if the people agreed to become mongolian citizens they were treated very well.

This is no specific name for Genghis Khan's army but his empire which include his army were considered the Khanate Dynasty and Mongols. (originating from Mongolia)

-Mongol Khanates-

The Mongol Hoard?

The empire split into four khanates which lead to one of the biggest changes in the Mongol empire. The four khanates were the Golden Horde in the northwest, Chagatai Khanate in the west, Ilkhanate in the southwest, and the Yuan Dynasty in modern day Beijing.

Personally, what comes to mind for me would be:

- Mongolian

- Ripped people by limbs

- Real name "Temujin", temple name "Taizu"

- Founder of Mongol Empire (:

Some historians estimate that the Iranian Plateau populace, ravaged by the Mongol horde, was unable to reach its pre-Mongol numbers until the mid-20th century. It is estimated that 10 to 15 million people were killed there. The mass murder of entire populations seems to be part of his legacy.

Most of China and all the land to the Caspian sea (present day Turkmenistan, Kazakstan, Northern Iran, etc.) This is 100% fact.