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  Story 67. Common sense viewpoint on “Tatars” in Central Asia   After the “ Great War of the Turkic Races ” mentioned in the historical book <Tarikh-e Monghul, Collected History of Mongolia> and the “ Great War of the Tatars and Mogol Races” mentioned in <Taikh-i Arba' Ulus, Four Khan Countries>, only two people, “Kyan” and “Nikuz=Takaz”, the ancestors of Genghis Khan, survived and fled to “Arkhana Kun”, there is a mention of “ Tatars” and “ Mogol, or Mongols ”. Here, let’s first look at the viewpoint on “Tatars” in Central Asia.   Russia was under the so-called “Mongol yoke” for over 240 years nationwide during the dark period of Russian history, and regionally, “Tatars” were identified with “Mongols” for a long time, depending on the region, until the last century. under the rule of the tribes. Then the Russians, who are Slavs, were finally liberated from their yoke of oppression. However, in this country today, the largest number of “Tatars” live...

  Story 66. The meaning of Genghis Khan is “Tinggis Khan” or “King of Jin Guk” After “Temujin (Great Martial God)” became the “Khan” of Mongolia, the title of “Genghis Khan” he used for himself was “King of Jin Country”.    The most representative interpretation of this title that has been used in academic circles is the one widely spread by the famous American author Harold Lamb in his book <Genghis Khan, the Chief of the Mongols (Mongollar’in Efendisi Cengiz Han)>. He said that Genghis Khan's "original name was Temujin (Temujin means the most refined iron)," and according to the explanation in <Tarikh-e Monghul, 集史 History of Mongolia>, "Genghis Khan (Cengiz Han) means the greatest of rulers, the king of all people."   However, Harold Lamb's statement that "Temujin means the most refined iron" has now been revealed to be a completely wrong interpretation. His statement that "Genghis Khan (Cengiz Han) means the greatest of ...

Story 65. World Conqueror Genghis Khan, “Temujin” - The Birth of a New “Great                     Warrior” King   After “Kotala”, the second younger brother of Genghis Khan’s grandfather Vartan Baatar, ascended to the throne as “Khan” of Kamak Mongol and Taichod tribe, “ Kotala” personally led the army to attack the Tatars in 13 wars, and Temujin’s father Yesugei Baatar also naturally participated in the battle. The Tatar tribe was a tribe neighboring the Mongol tribe to the east, and after 13 fierce battles, Yesugei Baatar finally won this war. As a result, he captured the Tatar leaders such as Temujin-Uke and Kori-B okha and returned singing a triumphal song.            Mongol Empire Podcast/ Google It was at this very moment that a member of his family rode a horse toward his house in Delun Bulldog in Onon, raising a cloud of dust. It was news that a son had been born to his wife, Lady Ael...