Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan's birth

1152

In 1152, Genghis Khan, or Temujin (iron and forger in Mongol) was born.

The betrothed of Temujin and Borte

1161

When Temujin reached 9 years old, he and his father visit another tribe and betrothed to a beautiful girl that will be Temujin's beloved wife Borte. On his way back, Temujin's father was poisoned by the Tartar. Temujin's family lived in poverty from here.

Enslavement

1177

In 1177, Genghis Khan was captured by another opposite tribe and was turning into a slave

Temujin's marriage

1178

In 1168, when Temujin was 16, he officially married Borte. Unlucky for Temujin, the Merkits kidnapped Borte as revenge because his father stole his mother from them. With an alliance from his powerful allies, Genghis Khan was able to save Borte

Career

1178

In 1178, Temujin started to unified Mongol by allied himself with powerful leaders, after oversaw the harsh political climate and obtained a vast knowledge of politic from his observation. Coupled with his knowledge of conquering kingdoms and adaptive knowledge "taught" from his mother, Genghis Khan started to set his campaign

Khan of Mongol

1186

In 1186, Temujin was granted the title Khan of Mongol tribe.

Unified the kingdom

1206

In 1206, Temujin successfully unified Mongol and was named "Genghis Khan" (the ruler of all). Genghis Khan set his campaign for more territories.

China at disposal

1209

In 1209, Genghis Khan wisely took over China.

The last operation

1221

In 1221, Genghis Khan conquered another kingdom in the Middle East and ruled until his death in 1227

Death

1227

In 1227, Genghis Khan died, possibly due to his injury he suffered in an accident when he was riding his horse.