From the Mongol plains to the world, Genghis Khan, "who ruled the greatest empires in history

 In the plains of green Mongolia in (1155) Timogen was born brave in the Mongol tribe (Qiyat) whose father was then ruler of the tribe
After the death of his early father appeared signs of leadership in the personality of Timogen where
Timogen was able to maintain his family pastures, improved conditions, and began to flock to some of the tribes in which the leadership and leadership, and he was able to force the dissidents of followers and relatives to return and unite tribes
After reuniting several nomadic tribes of Northeast Asia. After the establishment of the Mughal Empire and the name of Genghis Khan, he began his military campaigns. He was his first campaign against China. After several battles he succeeded in subjugating China and conquering Beijing in 1213 and attacking the Kharakhitan, the Caucasus, the Khwarizmiyya, the Western Empire and the Jin Empire. At the end of his life, his empire occupied a large part of Central Asia and China.
He was a bloodthirsty man. He was also a very strong military leader. He had the ability to gather people around him. He gradually began to expand in the surrounding areas. His kingdom soon expanded to its borders from Korea to the east of the Islamic Khawarizmi state in the west, (China, Mongolia, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, parts of Siberia, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal and Bhutan).
The death of Genghis Khan
Before Genghis Khan died, he recommended that his successor be Oqtai Khan and divide his empire into khans between his sons and grandsons. He died in 1227 after defeating the Tangut, and was buried in an unknown grave. He does not know exactly where his place is in Mongolia.