Despite the Erturul series and the Kurlus Usman series, Genghis Khan has always been a familiar name to viewers of the series, believing that the Mongols can strengthen themselves in times of war and crisis. Genghis Khan grew up among the strangest nomads among the Mongols, but he was rich in warfare and war skills.He had devised an excellent code of law that would enable the conquest of large and large nations such as China and Quarism and overcome any crisis. For centuries, this code of law greatly aided the territory of the Mongols.
The Mongols were a group that viewed democracy as vile.In the event of any major war or crisis, a conference called Khurlattai was convened and all the important leaders worked together to find the right solutions to the problems. After the death of the father, the Mongols had the same inheritance law as the Ranam children.History records that even before his death, Genghis Khan passed on his vast empire to his four sons.
He also gave his youngest son, Tulikhan, the lion's share of the Mongol army, considered the largest in his world.He must have thought that the Mongol battles after him would still be under his son's control. His eldest son, Juji Khan, gave him a large desert area that stretched from his Atish River to southern Russia. Another son, Chugti Khan, was given by Turkey and Mawra Annahar, two of the most important in history. He gave all the rest of his western territory to his other son, Rigdai Khan.Throughout history the Mongols have been fierce enemies of the Muslims. Those countries have a tragic history of being weakened and subjugated by the Mongol invasion of many countries, such as Turkey, Mavara Annahar and Iran, where the unique, world-renowned civilizations of Islam emerged. But many of the Mongols themselves have embraced Islam because of its justice, majesty and glory.One such person was Buthaqa Khan, the son of the founder of the famous Chugtai Ranakooda, which included Mawara Annahar and Turkestan. He too converted to Islam. The fact that those who committed atrocities against Muslims under the leadership of Genghis Khan converted to Islam before the age of one hundred is also an evolution of the glory of Islam.
The battle between the Mongol leader Tuktamish and Amir Timur is one of the most famous in history. The town of Khwarizm, which was under Timor's control, was once under the rule of Sarai Sultanate. But Tuktamish claimed that the town belonged to him and demanded that it be given to him, but Timur refused to give it up. As a result, Tuktamish invaded Azerbaijan and captured the city of Tiberias.This led to a direct battle with Timur. Tuktmish, who had suffered a major defeat in the war with Timur, returned to Lithuania. At last the c. Tuktamish died in 1406 in Tuman, Siberia.
In fact, Uzbek Khan's war is known as the golden age of the Sarai regime.The Moscow warlord was tasked with collecting tribute from the small princely states under the Sarai Sultanate. This work enabled Moscow to occupy a special place among the Russian forts. The subsequent collapse of the Sarai War led to the rise of the Moscow War in Russia.Later, however, the Tartars' aggression in these areas increased, and by 1547 all the small Russian armies were firmly established with the Moscow War.
Later, with the influx of powerful warlords, Muslim dominance in the area waned. The Muslims here lived under the protection of the later Ottoman Caliphate.
In the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire was a vast empire that stretched across Asia and Eastern Europe. The Mongol War was known as the largest empire in world history, covering only the surrounding areas.Formed in the early days by the unification of the Mongols and the Turks, this empire was able to reach a large extent in 1206 through the clever moves of Genghis Khan and later to gain a place among the great empires in the pages of history. Later, in 1279, the empire expanded from the Danube to the Sea of Japan and from the Arctic to Cambodia.Genghis Khan was the founder of the Mongol Empire and the Great Khan, the most powerful emperor of the Mongols.
Known as Temichin in the early days, he later used the surrounding area to build the world - famous Mongol Empire, giving him the nickname Genghis Khan, meaning universal warlord. As a result of his later conquests, Eurasia, Oregon, western Poland, and Levner in the Middle East came under the control of the Mongol Empire.
1162 Genghis Khan was born on the border between modern Mongolia and Siberia.Genghis Khan's youth was marked by violence and anarchy, as well as fighting between well - known tribes in Central Asia at the time. Therefore, he later used violent means to reach his destination.At the age of 44, Genghis Khan succeeded Ong Khan as emperor and became the leader of the Mongol dynasty. He later became the Khan (ruler) of the Mongols in 1206, uniting several tribes in Northeast Asia. As a result of the ensuing violence, the Mongol Empire expanded and paved the way for its destination.For that, he was able to subdue all the tribes of that time with his intellect and subdue up to a million people.
His first campaign was against the Shishiya Empire in northwestern China. By 1209, the Mongol army, led by Genghis Khan, had completely subjugated the Shishia Empire.He then traveled to the eastern and central parts of Asia and conquered it all. Thus most of Asia fell to the Mongols.
Later, in 1218, Genghis Khan's ambassador was assassinated by warlords in Central Asia, sowing the seeds of enmity with Genghis Khan.But within two years, Genghis Khan reached Bukhara, killed about 30,000 people, and demanded revenge for killing his messenger.
Since Khan was willing to choose any path for the growth of the empire, he sought to bring growth to the commercial and commercial sectors without leaving time for conquests alone.Therefore, realizing the commercial importance of the Silk Road, he turned it into an opportunity and set up a number of outposts and a postal system.
When Genghis Khan returned to his native Mongolia in 1225 after all his explorations, he was in charge of a vast territory from the Sea of Japan to the Caspian Sea.Yet he was not ready for a long rest and decided to subject the Shiite empire to violence again, refusing to help Genghis Khan's group to conquer Khawarism. But before that, Genghis Khan died in 1227.
All of his descendants were formerly energetic and violent.A good example of this is Ogdei Khan, the third son of Genghis Khan, who was a valiant and second emperor of the Mongol Empire. He and his father continued the development of the empire and continued to be a nightmare for other empires.