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Everyone attacked Genghis Khan, not Genghis Khan attacked everyone. Read Genghis Khan by John Man, Genghis Khan and the making of the modern world by Jack Weatherford, The Leadership Secrets of Genghis Khan by John Man.
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Why did Genghis khan attack the merkit tribe?
He attacked them for once - Country AND LAND
How do you spell Genghis Khan?
Genghis Khan
Is Genghis khan single?
No, Genghis khan is not single.
How is Kublai Khan related to Genghis Khan?
Kublai Khan was Genghis Khan's grandson.
Who was Genghis Khan's immediate successor?
Genghis Khan's successor is his third son Ögedei Khan
Why did Genghis khan attack the merkit tribe?
He attacked them for once - Country AND LAND
How do you spell Genghis Khan?
Genghis Khan
Is Genghis khan single?
No, Genghis khan is not single.
How is Kublai Khan related to Genghis Khan?
Kublai Khan was Genghis Khan's grandson.
Who was Genghis Khan's immediate successor?
Genghis Khan's successor is his third son Ögedei Khan
How was Kublai Khan related to Genghis Khan?
Khublai Khan was the grandchild of Genghis khan, the son of his son ogedai.
How did Genghis khan get the name khan?
Khan means great ruler and Genghis khan took over the barbarous tribes and so they called him Genghis khan ( in Mongolian that means Universal Khan).
What happened after Khan's death?
They buried him and everyone who was at the ceremony was killed to keep the whereabouts of the body a secret, then his son becames Genghis khan
Is Genghis Khan an Explorer?
Genghis Khan was a Khan of Mongolia (a ruler) he was born to a Khan, and became the most famous Khan of Ancient Mongolia. There is a movie on him called "Genghis Khan".... really good movie!!
Who are Genghis and Kublai Khan?
Genghis Khan is the mighty ruler of the Mongol Empire, was very strong. Kublai Khan was Genghis Khan's grandson and he founded the Yuan Dynasty.
Is Genghis khan from the byzantine empire?
No, Genghis Khan is from Mongolia. North of China.
When was Genghis Khan born?
Genghis Khan was born on May 31, 1162.
