A generation of Tianjiao, Chengji and Chengsi Khan annexed and occupied vast lands and enslaved a large population throughout their lives. Genghis Khan is the most successful emperor. Interested readers, please take a look at the introduction and life events of Genghis Khan, Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty - Temujin!
Genghis Khan, whose first name was Temujin and whose surname was Boerzhijin Jamukha, introduced by Qiyan Clan, Mongolian. The Yuan Dynasty caught up with the temple name Taizu. Genghis Khan was born into a Mongolian noble family. Genghis Khan unified all Mongolian tribes and played a progressive role in history. Conquering the Jin Dynasty and destroying the Xia Dynasty laid the foundation for the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty. He has excellent military ability. Strategically, he attaches great importance to uniting the distant and attacking the near, and strives to avoid making too many enemies. The use of troops pays attention to tactics such as detailed exploration of the enemy's situation, division and encirclement, long-range surprise attacks, feigning retreat to lure the enemy, and annihilating the enemy on the move. It is known in history as "profound and broad, and the use of troops is like a god." On the other hand, the battle was characterized by barbarism and cruelty, with large-scale massacres of residents and destruction of towns and fields, which were very destructive. In the 13th century, the major feudal countries faced serious social crises, and Genghis Khan implemented large-scale military affairs.
Around 1170, his father Yesugei was poisoned by the Tatars. Yesugei's widow Yuelun led Temujin and his younger brothers through several years of difficult life. The difficult and dangerous experiences in his youth cultivated Temujin's perseverance and courage. After the death of the Mongolian leader Kudura Khan, most of the Mongolian tribes were under the control of Jamuka. Temujin took refuge with Jamuka, and later broke away from Jamuka to establish his own Orudo.
Around the 1280s, Temujin became Khan. Jamuka led 13 tribes including Zadalan and Taichiwu to attack. Temujin divided his troops into 13 wings to fight. However, they were defeated due to lack of strength. This is known as the Battle of Thirteen Wings in history. In 1196, Temujin and Klebtuli Khan sent troops and funds to defeat the Tatars at the Orizha River (now the Ulji River in Eastern Province, Mongolia). Temujin and Wang Khan joined forces to attack the ancient Naiman tribe. On the way back, they met the Naiman headquarters again. King Khan was defeated. Because there were many Mongolian tribesmen at Wang Khan's place, Temujin was afraid that they would be annexed by the Naiman and would be detrimental to him, so he sent the four heroes Borshu, Muhuali, Borhu, and Chilaowen to lead troops to rescue them. King Khan drove back the barbarians. Temujin was good at taking advantage of contradictions in tribal wars, manipulating both sides and sides, and gradually got rid of his subordinate status to Wang Khan. From 1201 to 1202, Temujin and Wang Khan joined forces and won the battle with the Jamuka Alliance (the Tatar, Naiman and other tribal alliances), and Jamuka surrendered to Wang Khan. In 1204, Temujin destroyed Oruduo of the Naiman Sun Khan and became the largest ruler on the Mongolian Plateau.
In 1206, Temujin held the Khuritai Conference at the source of the Onan River (now the Enen River in Mongolia), which was the Great Khan of Mongolia, named Genghis Khan. A unique Mongolian nation began to form, and Genghis Khan played a positive historical role in this. Genghis Khan invaded Xixia three times in 1205, 1207 and 1209. Xixia had no choice but to accept her daughter and ask for peace. In 1211, he led an army south to attack Jin Dynasty.
In 1215, the Mongolian army occupied Zhongdu, wiped out the Jin defenders in western Liaoning, and captured Beijing (in the west of today's Ningcheng, Inner Mongolia). In 1218, Xiliao was destroyed. In 1219, Genghis Khan led an army of 200,000 to the west and launched a war of aggression against Khwarezm. In 1220, Genghis Khan captured cities such as Buyara, Khwarazm's new capital Samarkand (today's Samarkand, Uzbekistan) and other cities. Jebie and Subutai led their troops to continue their westward invasion, reaching as far as the Crimean Peninsula. In 1221, Tolei occupied the entire territory of Khorasan. Genghis Khan pursued Xinsuanzhalanding to the Indus River, but returned without success. In 1222, Daruhuachi was placed under supervision in the occupied area. In 1223, he also spread sesame seeds and stayed in the winter, and set off to return to the country the next year. In 1226, Genghis Khan went to Xixia. Xixia died the next year. On the twelfth day of the seventh lunar month in 1227, Genghis Khan died of illness. Before his death, he proposed the strategy of uniting with the Song Dynasty to destroy the Jin Dynasty.
Temujin was well-organized, well-organized, well-organized, well-prepared for bravery and strategies, and had exquisite power and skills. He was truly extraordinary and had the appearance of a king. He was a genius of a generation, and his reputation was definitely not in vain. . The hero Temujin is actually close to being a traitor.
Writing a philosophical farewell, he has a heroic appearance, an arrow that can penetrate a poplar at a hundred steps, a bloody man, a pure heart, his heart is consistent with his words, there is no ingenuity, and he dares to take action. Zhebie heroes are true heroes, but they are both heroes, but their levels of realm are quite different. Compared with Temujin, he was ultimately less ambitious and smaller in appearance. He was finally adopted by Temujin, which was really suitable. "Zhebie looked at Temujin's majestic demeanor and couldn't help but be impressed." This sentence is extremely vivid and picturesque.
Wang Han is an outdated hero, but he has an unlucky son Sangkun, who has no ability but cannot tolerate others. After Zhebie was humiliated by Sangkun, Temujin personally toasted to Zhebie, showing his great generosity. Faced with Sangkun's insulting provocation, everyone was indignant, but Temujin looked calm and courageous. Temujin was like a dragon or a phoenix among people, and he was in the spotlight during the day.
Sangkun and Jamuka arranged a plot to kill Temujin, but Temujin was kept in the dark. Fortunately, Guo Jing ran after him on his little red horse to report the news. The scene has begun, and the two sides are fighting hand to hand, and there is going to be a big fight, but the contrast in strength is too great.
There were only a few hundred followers on Temujin's side, but there were thousands of pursuers on Sangkun's side. They were in critical danger. Although Guo Jingzhe and others had miraculous archery skills, the pursuers were huge and came like a tide. , how could he withstand it!
The eagle-shooting hero once again performed extraordinary feats and showed off his bravery! Guo Jing unexpectedly rushed into the enemy camp with lightning speed and captured Sangkun's son Du Shi back alive, temporarily stabilizing the situation. . Temujin said, "If you are willing to abandon your friends and generals and run away in fear of death, then you are not your Great Khan." Good words! What a good man! No wonder he can become a big business in the future!
The reinforcements finally arrived. When Temujin escaped from trouble, not only did he not pursue any further investigation, but he sent the capital official away with courtesy and humble words, and pretended to be seriously injured due to an arrow in his chest. Eight days later, Temujin's troops suddenly descended from the sky, killing Wang Han and Jamukha and defeating them. They achieved a decisive victory. Temujin finally became "Genghis Khan" and his career reached its peak.
In the general background of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", the final defeat of the Jin Kingdom is a foregone conclusion. Genghis Khan has achieved great success, and his career is at its peak. The Mongolian army has marched directly into the Jinren's lair. Thousands of armies have swept across it, and the situation is overwhelming. The introduction of Jamuka, the evil fate of love, is on the table again.
Genghis Khan’s six-character mantra: “If you want to fight, then fight.” Good! The image of a generation of geniuses is so lifelike. Reading this, I felt as if I were reading history. I completely forgot that this was Daxia Jin writing a martial arts novel.