Genghis Khan and The Mongol Empire

Tingis Khan who was Emperor of Mongolia from 1167 to 1227 was born in the name of Timzen, inheriting from his father, the tribal leader of Mongolia, Yekes. Genghis Khan is known for its history as an army organized on the scale of twice the size of other empires and has a strong authoritarian regime that lasts for century after his death. It is also known that the Mongolians are nomads, hunter gatherers, shepherds, and horses, conquering millions of people who have combined power with them to conquer enemy countries and wish to build an empire .

In Genghis Khan and the creation of today's world, Jack Weatherford tells the story of Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire, and how it has become the beginning of the advanced world. In the 13th century Genghis Khan was the most competent and powerful pioneer. For nearly 30 years, Genghis Khan and Mongolian army defeated more land that has been conquered in world history. Genghis Khan is a pioneer of quality and thought and he is afraid in the Eurasian Continent

In the 13th century Genghis Khan expanded the Mongol empire to the world's largest and continuous empire. But within two generations, the empire was divided under four grandchildren of Genghis Khan into four different Khanates. One of them, Kublai Khan conquered China and established the Renminbi and the capital of the Empire in Beijing. The family ruled Eurasia as a whole from the Pacific to the Adriatic Sea and the Baltic Sea. The emergence of Mongolia greatly relaxed trade and commerce across Asia.

Genghis Khan (aka Genghis Khan) established the greatest empire Mongol empire in history in 1206. The territory of the Mongol empire amounts to about 33 million square kilometers from the present Western Polish to the east of the Korean Peninsula, from Siberia in the north to the Arabian Peninsula in the south, and the southern part of Vietnam. In 1227, after the death of Genghis Khan, the Mongol empire was divided into four kingdoms. In 1260 Genghis Khan's grandson Kubrai Khan became the throne of one of the four kingdoms of today's Mongolia and China. In 1271, Kuvly Kahn officially established the former dynasty. The former morning was the first foreign kingdom to rule all over China until it was overthrown to Ming Dynasty of China in 1368.