Genghis Khan’s legendary life also left behind many inspiring and domineering quotes and aphorisms. The following are the famous sayings and aphorisms of Genghis Khan that I have compiled for you. You are welcome to read them.
Genghis Khan's famous sayings
1. The world is vast and has many rivers. You can each expand your camp and conquer the country.
2. In terms of wealth, marriage is like a merchant!
3. After defeating the enemy, we will share the acquired property together.
4 Genghis Khan’s motto? If you can pretend, the world is yours!?
5 Genghis Khan’s motto? Your physical strength is limited, but your wisdom is infinite?
6 Genghis Khan’s motto? Reaching the end of the length and reaching the bottom of the deep?
7. Only after you have been a soldier can you become a general, so you have to lead the troops to fight.
8. A man’s greatest pleasure is to subdue the crowd and defeat his enemies.
9. Don’t expect someone to protect you, don’t beg someone to uphold justice for you. Only when you learn to survive on your own strength!
10. In the bright day, be as deep and careful as a male wolf! In the dark night, be like a crow, with strong endurance!
11. Let the places covered with grass become my horse pasture.
12. Once I get wise men and capable people, I will let them follow me closely and never let them go away.
13. There are no permanent enemies.
14. Without iron discipline, the chariot will not drive far.
15. How broad your mind is, how far your horse can gallop.
16. When my strength is not enough, I have to tolerate it, and tolerate it against my will!
17. During the war, if I lead the crowd to escape, you can cut me off legs; when I am victorious, if I pocket the spoils, you can cut off my fingers.
18. (Mongolian people) cannot forget their own civilization, language, writing, and nation. Mongolian people do not reject any good things in the world, (including world languages, universal languages,) Mongolian people are To be diverse, we must have a chest as wide as a thousand miles of grassland!
Anecdotes and allusions of Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan met with the Changchun Master on his way back to the army after conquering Khwarazmo? The Taoist Quanzhen of Northern China The leader of the faction, Qiu Chuji, a real person from Changchun, was called by Japanese scholars a breath of fresh air for the Western Expedition.
Qiu Chuji is the leader of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect of Taoism, and Genghis Khan treats him like a mentor. Qiu Chuji did not meet Genghis Khan for a long time, but he played a considerable role in Genghis Khan's life, and his character also changed a lot. [14-15]
Qiu Chuji clearly told him that people cannot live forever, they can only maintain their health. He also told him a way to govern the country, and advised him to be quiet and do nothing, and not to kill innocent people indiscriminately.
The life of Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan was born in 1162 (one year old) and named Temujin.
In 1170 (at the age of nine), he was engaged to Bortie. Father Yesugei was poisoned to death by Tatar people, and his tribe was separated.
Married to Bortie in 1180 (at the age of nineteen).
In 1181 (at the age of twenty), Mier begged and kidnapped Borte.
In 1182 (21 years old), he joined forces with Tuoli Khan and Jamukha to defeat the Merqi tribe and recaptured Borte. In the same year, his eldest son Shuchi was born.
In 1183 (at the age of twenty-two), Temujin was elected as the Khan of the Mongolian Begging Division. His son Chagatai was born.
In 1186 (at the age of twenty-five) the third son Wokuotai was born.
In 1190 (age 29), the "War of Thirteen Wings" broke out. Temujin was defeated. However, Jamukha's massacre of prisoners caused dissatisfaction among his subordinates and they allied themselves with Temujin, which in turn strengthened his power. His strength.
In 1196 (thirty-five years old) Temujin and Tuoli Khan of the Kelei tribe assisted the Jin Dynasty in defeating the Tatar tribe. The Jin Dynasty named Tuoli Khan as "King", that is, King Khan. Temujin was awarded Chawuhulu.
In 1199 (38 years old), he sent a general to assist Wang Khan in repelling the Naiman tribe and restored Wang Khan to his throne.
In 1200 (thirty-nine years old) Temujin united with King Khan to defeat the Taichiwu tribe.
In 1201 (forty years old) Temujin defeated the Jamuka coalition and destroyed the Tai Chiwu tribe.
In 1202 (forty-one years old) Temujin defeated the Tatar tribe. In Kuoyitian, he and Wang Khan jointly defeated the coalition forces of Buyu Lu and Khan.
In 1203 (forty-two years old), he broke with Wang Khan. The battle of Halanzhenshatuo. League of the Banjuni River. Destroy the Kelei tribe.
In 1204 (forty-three years old), he conquered the Naiman tribe. Ququlu, the son of Taiyang Khan, fled to the west. Jamuhe died.
In 1205 (forty-four years old) Temujin made his first attack on Xixia.
In 1206 (forty-five years old) Temujin unified Mongolia, established the Mongolian Kingdom, and was elected as Genghis Khan (meaning "the great chief who owns the four oceans").
In 1207 (forty-six years old), he attacked Xixia for the second time.
In 1208 (forty-seven years old) Genghis Khan sent Subie Kuotai to pursue Tuotuo and Ququlu, and Tuotuo died. Qu Qulu fled to Western Liao.
In 1209 (forty-eight years old), he attacked Xixia three times. Afraid of surrendering to the Wu children.
In 1211 (50 years old), he went south to hunt for gold. Defeated the Jin soldiers at Yehuling.
In 1212 (51 years old), he went south to hunt for gold for the second time. Jebetsu conquered Tokyo.
In 1213 (52 years old), he went south three times to hunt for gold. The Jinting coup led to the establishment of Xuanzong.
In 1214 (53 years old), he negotiated peace with Jin and retreated. Jin presented the princess of Qi Kingdom and a large amount of gold and silk. Re-siege Zhongdu.
In 1215 (54 years old), he conquered Zhongdu. Yelu Chucai surrendered.
In 1216 (55 years old) Genghis Khan returned to the banks of the Kerulen River from the Kingdom of Jin.
In 1217 (56 years old), Mu Huali was appointed as Grand Master and King Guo to preside over the cutting of gold. Conquer Western Xia.
In 1218 (57 years old) King Mahamo of Khwarezm challenged the Chishu army and killed the Mongolian caravans and envoys.
In 1219 (58 years old), he personally led an army to conquer Khwarezm. Ogedai was determined to be the successor to the Khan throne.
In 1220 (fifty-nine years old), he captured the cities of Nyadala, Buhuala, and Samalgan. When Maha died, his son Zalandin succeeded to the throne.
In 1221 (sixty years old), he conquered Yulong Jiech and other cities. Zalandin fled to India.
In 1222 (sixty-one years old) Genghis Khan returned to Mongolia. Mu Huali died of illness, and his son Xiaolu continued to attack gold.
In 1224 (sixty-three years old), he returned to Shihe in Yeer and stationed in Xixia.
In 1225 (sixty-four years old) Genghis Khan returned to Mongolia. Send envoys to question Xixia.
In 1226 (sixty-five years old), he personally conquered Xixia, but fell off his horse and was injured on the way.
In 1227 (sixty-six years old), troops were stationed in Liupan Mountain, Gansu. Genghis Khan died of illness in Qingshui County in the same year. Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, succeeded to the throne, and Mongolia changed its name to Yuan; soon after, Xixia was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty.
In October of 1265 (the second year of the Yuan Dynasty), Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, honored Genghis Khan as Taizu.
In October of 1266 (the third year of the Yuan Dynasty), the Taimiao Temple was built, and the posthumous temple title was given. The emperor of the Yuan Dynasty pursued Genghis Khan with the posthumous title of Emperor Shengwu.