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Adapted from Mongolie, Le vent des centaures, a book from Alain and Catherine CHENEVIERE, by DJEBBOUR Abdé-Samaad, January 2017.

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Adapted from Mongolie, Le vent des centaures, a book from Alain and Catherine CHENEVIERE, by DJEBBOUR Abdé-Samaad, January 2017.

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As a conclusion, I would say that Temudjiin is an inspiration for people. He was remarkable because he went beyond his limits and became the leader of the biggest and greatest empire in the world. No doubt that he reached a summit. Today he is considered as a hero in Mongolia.

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Do you want to know more about Chinggis Khan? Take a look at this documentary on Youtube.

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Do you want to know more about Chinggis Khan? Take a look at this documentary on Youtube.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvWetNieN9Y

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III.Temudjiin went beyond his limits and became Chinggis Khan

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III.Temudjiin went beyond his limits and became Chinggis Khan

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I'm convinced that his tenacity, his talents as a diplomat, and an intelligence with a military genius made him a great leader.
To assert his power, he allied the ennemies tribes to his clan, and invaded his ennemies who refused to ally themselves with Temudjiin. For me, there can be no shadow of a doubt that his life was a big ordeal, but now  he controlled all Mongolia, and Temudjiin was, at last, proclaimed Chinggis Khan ( Universal King ). He wrote The code of the Mongolian law:
In the Mongolian Empire, equality between men and women were stronger, discrimination and racism were forbidden and there was no slavery. Poor people received money and were exempted from taxes. There was finally free religion.

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The problem is that Temudjiin's father called Yesugeï died when his son was nine, poisoned by the Tatarians's tribe ( ennemie of Yesugeï's tribe : the Bordjigin tribe ). Moreover, when the leader of a tribe desapeared, his family was excluded. Therefore, Temudjiin and his familiy were excluded from their tribe.
It goes without saying that the taste of Temudjiin's revenge created a dangerous character force for the other clans. That's the reason why ennemy tribes sent around ten units to kill Temudjiin. There is no doubt that he was bold enough to manage to escape from the pursuers. But unfortunately, the cruels pursuers found him and reduced him to slavery. What strikes me the most in Temudjiin is that he never gave up and was never afraid of obstacles he had to overcome. His determination paid off and he escaped from the Tatarians's tribes. But one of them found Temudjin, although he don't denounce him. One thing is certain, he was lucky enough, but for me he was first determined and courageous.

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The Mongolian empire, much bigger than the Roman empire. 

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The Mongolian empire, much bigger than the Roman empire. 

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The Mongolian empire was the biggest empire in the world: it reached 33 millions km² in 1279.

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I. Chinggis Khan founder of the biggest empire in the world.

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I. Chinggis Khan founder of the biggest empire in the world.

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To introduce this amazing historical figure, I would say that Chinggis Khan  was a powerful emperor who led the mighty Mongol Empire. No doubt that he inspired despair to his ennemies and he made them weak and helpless before the greatest cavalry force the world has ever seen : Mongolian Empire's conquered armies. It's  therefore hardly surprising that his empire continued to grew ,after his death (1227), until he reached from Poland to Korea.