Biography of Genghis Khan

More than 700 years ago, a god of war who shocked the world was born in Mongolian grassland. He was the conqueror of the world-the great Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan and his successors swept through Central Asia and Eastern Europe like a hurricane, destroying many cities and villages established by different nationalities and tribes along the way, and breaking through numerous barriers of feudal separatism. The Mongol empire stretches from the Pacific Ocean in the east, the Danube River in eastern Europe in the west, Siberia in the north and the Persian Gulf in the south, with the Yellow River in China as its center. In this vast territory, the politics, economy, culture and military almost unified Genghis Khan and his successors swept through Central Asia and Eastern Europe like a hurricane, destroying many cities and villages established by different nationalities and tribes along the way, and breaking through numerous barriers of feudal separatism. The Mongol empire stretches from the Pacific Ocean in the east, the Danube River in eastern Europe in the west, Siberia in the north and the Persian Gulf in the south, with the Yellow River in China as its center. In this vast territory, politics, economy, culture and military are almost unified and highly centralized. Under the iron heel of Genghis Khan, human civilization began the first process of world integration.