Foreword:

1. Chairman Mao once had a famous poem: "The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knows how to bend his bow and shoot at big eagles." Genghis Khan is indeed a genius of the previous generation! Under the leadership of Genghis Khan, China's territory reached the largest and highest peak in history, spanning the Eurasian continent. It can be said that it is unprecedented and unprecedented.

2. However, Genghis Khan was extremely powerful during his lifetime, but he was extremely embarrassed after his death. Because of Outer Mongolia's independence in the last century, the issue of Genghis Khan's nationality arose, and later generations have been quarreling and arguing about it. The territory of the Great Mongolia and the Yuan Dynasty was very large, including many countries and regions today. Therefore, dozens of countries and regions believe that Genghis Khan is a member of their own country. In addition to China, Mongolia and Russia are especially prominent.

3. The author believes that Genghis Khan is Chinese. This is unquestionable and unarguable. There are ten main bases:

1. Genghis Khan’s ancestors are Chinese:

1. Genghis Khan’s father was the leader of the Mongolian begging tribe, Borjijin Yesugei. In the third year of the Yuan Dynasty, that is, 1266 AD, Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, gave his posthumous title to Boer Zhijin Yesu. The temple was named Liezu, and his posthumous title was Emperor Shenyuan.

2. In other words, Genghis Khan’s father, Borjijin Yesugei, was one of the emperors of China. Although he is only a posthumous emperor, a posthumous emperor is still an emperor. So Genghis Khan's father, as one of the emperors of China, was naturally Chinese.

2. The tribe to which Genghis Khan belonged - the Mongolian Qiyan tribe and the Mongolian ethnic group, are part of the Chinese nation:

1. The Mongolian Qiyan tribe is the oldest tribe of the Mongolian people One of the tribes, originated from the Hu Rouran tribe in the ancient East, and is one of the ancestors of the Mongolian people. Donghu is one of the ancient nomadic peoples in Northeast China. Donghu, Haoqi and Sushen are collectively known as the three major ethnic groups in Northeast China in ancient times.

2. It can be seen from this that the tribe to which Genghis Khan belonged - the Mongolian Qiyan tribe, was either its ancestor Donghu (Donghu was one of the three major ethnic groups in Northeast China in ancient times) or its subordinate subjects. The Mongolian people are all part of the Chinese nation and one of the 56 ethnic groups in the Chinese nation.

3. The birthplace of Genghis Khan belongs to China:

The birthplace of Genghis Khan is in the Diesel River in Bindelsumu, the upper reaches of the Onan River in Kent Province, Outer Mongolia. Li Wen Bo Le answered Montenegro. Outer Mongolia only became independent in the last century. In other words, the birthplace of Genghis Khan had always belonged to China before the last century.

IV. The main body of the Mongolian people is Inner Mongolia, China:

1. The main part of the entire Mongolian people is actually not in the current Outer Mongolia, but in Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolia is The core of the Mongolian people. Whether in ancient times or modern times, Inner Mongolia is more fertile, more suitable for grazing, and more livable than Outer Mongolia.

2. In ancient times, Inner Mongolia was where Mongolian princes, nobles, ministers, and large tribes lived. Outer Mongolia was where small and medium-sized tribes had to live. The most powerful evidence is looking at the population. Today, the entire Outer Mongolia has just over 3 million people, while the population of Inner Mongolia has reached almost 30 million. The population of Inner Mongolia is 10 times that of Outer Mongolia. A comparison of Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia shows which one is better. Therefore, the main body of the Mongolian people is Inner Mongolia, not Outer Mongolia.

5. Even Outer Mongolia, another part of the Mongolian ethnic group, has always belonged to China before the independence of Outer Mongolia:

1. Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia have always been in the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. It is an organic whole that has always been an integral part of China and a territory directly under China's jurisdiction. It wasn't until Outer Mongolia forcibly gained independence under Russian intervention in the last century that the current Mongolia was established.

2. It has only been a few decades since Outer Mongolia became independent, while Outer Mongolia belongs to China, even though it has been nearly a thousand years since the formation of the Mongolian nation. In other words, even Outer Mongolia, another part of the Mongolian ethnic group, always belonged to China before Outer Mongolia became independent. Mongolia, which was independent from Outer Mongolia, only has a history of a few decades, but Genghis Khan belongs to China and is a Chinese for hundreds of years.

6. The Yuan Dynasty established by the Mongols led by Genghis Khan was a unified dynasty in China:

1. The Mongols were only formally formed in the early 13th century. It was Genghis Khan who unified the various tribes in Mongolia and gradually formed a new ethnic group - the Mongolian people. Genghis Khan led the Mongolians to conquer the east and west, and conquered territory spanning the Eurasian continent. During the period of Kublai Khan, the grandson of Genghis Khan, a unified dynasty - the Yuan Dynasty - was formally formed.

2. From Genghis Khan's unification of various tribes in the Mongolian region, to the establishment of the Great Mongolian Kingdom, to his grandson Kublai Khan's establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, a unified Chinese dynasty was finally formed - the Yuan Dynasty. From tribes to ethnic groups, from ethnic groups to khanates, and then from khanates to empires (dynasties), it can be said that the foundation laid by Genghis Khan has reached its peak.

Seven·The Yuan Dynasty is the orthodoxy of the Mongolian people, and Genghis Khan is the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty of China:

1. The Great Mongolian Kingdom was established by the Mongolian people led by Genghis Khan, who was the first generation of Khans. After several generations of khans opened up territory and worked hard to govern, when Kublai Khan was appointed khan, he changed the name of the country from "Great Mongol" to "Dayuan".

Kublai Khan was the last Khan of the Great Mongol Kingdom and the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty. The Mongolian honorific was "Xue Chan Khan" and the Chinese honorific was "Yuan Shizu".

2. Because Kublai Khan was not only the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty - Yuan Shizu, but also the last khan of the Great Mongolia - Xue Chan Khan, so the Yuan Dynasty was naturally the orthodox of the Mongols and the Great Mongolia. . Genghis Khan was posthumously named Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty and Emperor Fatian Qiyun Shengwu by Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, since Genghis Khan was the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty of China, he was naturally Chinese.

8. Direct descendants of Genghis Khan, mainly in China:

1. How many wives and women did Genghis Khan have in his life? The answer is many, many, many. According to historical records, Genghis Khan had thousands of wives, concubines, and women, in addition to many serious wives and concubines. Most of them come from women captured in large-scale foreign conquests, such as concubines and princesses from the countries being conquered.

2. Genghis Khan had many women, which directly resulted in more children and more descendants. Today, it is said that the descendants of Genghis Khan have reached more than 30 million people, mainly distributed throughout Asia, but the largest number are still in China. The direct descendants of Genghis Khan, the so-called Golden Family, mainly live in today's Inner Mongolia.

3. Although Zhu Yuanzhang killed many direct descendants of Genghis Khan in the early Ming Dynasty, the descendants of the huge Golden Family could not be killed in full. Moreover, the members of the Golden Family who were killed at that time mainly lived in today's Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolia has been China's territory since ancient times. This just means that Genghis Khan is Chinese anyway.

9. The tomb of Genghis Khan is in China:

1. Genghis Khan died in Liupan Mountain

Genghis Khan fought countless battles in his life, and in his later years he still led his troops to fight with foreign countries. Expand and take on the battlefield. In 1227 AD, Genghis Khan, a generation of genius, died of illness in Liupan Mountain. As for where Genghis Khan's tomb is, it is still an unsolved mystery and it is difficult to find the specific location, but this does not prevent us from inferring the approximate location of Genghis Khan's tomb.

2. Where is Liupan Mountain today

Liupan Mountain in the narrow sense is the second highest peak of the Liupan Mountains. It is located in Yuanzhou District, Guyuan City, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, with an altitude of 2,928 meters. Liupan Mountain in the broad sense is much larger and is located in the southwest of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and the east of Gansu Province. Regardless of Liupan Mountain in the narrow sense or Liupan Mountain in the broad sense, they are both located within China and in the belly of China.

3. Genghis Khan’s tomb can only be chosen nearby

(1) Since Genghis Khan died in Liupan Mountain in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, the tomb where he was buried can only be Choose nearby. Although Genghis Khan's territory was very vast at that time, due to Genghis Khan's hasty death at the age of only 66, there were not many choices for Genghis Khan's mausoleum.

(2) Genghis Khan’s mausoleum can only be chosen as the nearest location. First, choose the local area in today’s Ningxia; second, choose the nearby Shaanxi, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia, and of course Inner Mongolia is the first choice; third, choose it again. Shanxi, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Outer Mongolia, and Outer Mongolia are also the first choice. If the location is further away, the author believes that it is impossible under the backward transportation conditions in ancient times. It is also not allowed for the remains to be parked for a long time without being buried. .

(3) Therefore, from a comprehensive perspective, Genghis Khan’s tomb locations are arranged from near to far, with Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, and Outer Mongolia being the most likely places. The three locations of Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, and Outer Mongolia belong to China, both in ancient times and modern times. Even Outer Mongolia always belonged to China until its independence in the last century.

(4) It can be seen that Genghis Khan was born in China, Genghis Khan died in China, and Genghis Khan’s tomb is also in China. So Genghis Khan is naturally Chinese.

10. Mongolian history and Mongolian history all belong to Chinese history

1. Mongolian history belongs to Chinese history

The predecessor of the Mongolian people, that is, the Mongolian people The true origin of the clan comes from Donghu. As can be seen from the previous article, Donghu was one of the three major ethnic groups in Northeast China in ancient times. The true formation of the Mongolian ethnic group began when Genghis Khan unified the tribes in the Mongolian region. Since then, the Mongolian ethnic group has been a part of the Chinese nation in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. Therefore, Mongolian history also belongs to Chinese history.

2. Mongolian history belongs to Chinese history

(1) The Mongolian region has always been a territory of China during the Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, and Qing Dynasty and was directly governed by China. During the Yuan Dynasty, Mongolia was under the jurisdiction of Lingbei Province; during the Ming Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty set up more than 40 military posts in Mongolia, such as Dongsheng Guard, Onan River Guard, Kaiping Guard, Daning Guard, etc.; during the Qing Dynasty , established the Ulyasutai Unification Department in Mongolia, referred to as Ulyasutai, which was responsible for the military and political affairs of the Tangnu Ulianghai and Khalkha tribes and the attached Erut and Huite tribes; during the Republic of China, Mongolia The area is Mongolia and Outer Mongolia of the Republic of China.

(2) Therefore, the Mongolian region belongs to China, and Mongolian history naturally also belongs to China. Even though Outer Mongolia became independent in the last century, the decades before Outer Mongolia became independent did not affect the fact that Mongolian history belongs to Chinese history. During the Republic of China, if Outer Mongolia had not been independent, we would not have to discuss the false proposition of "Which country is Genghis Khan from?"

Conclusion:

1. The author believes that Genghis Khan was born in China, died in China, and was buried in China. He is undoubtedly Chinese! Even Kublai Khan, the grandson of Genghis Khan, believed that he was Chinese and that his grandfather was Chinese.

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