Genghis Khan was able to conquer such a vast area because his army had superior training and equipment. In 1207 he led the Mongols on the first of a series of bloody invasions that would result in the conquest of much of the Asian Mainland. Temujin was called Genghis Khan, which means “emperor of all emperors” or “oceanic ruler.” Genghis Khan was a ruthless warrior. When the khan, or leader, was dying, he chose Temujin to succeed him. From the time he was young, he showed intelligence and courage, and was an excellent fighter. Genghis Khan, named Temujin as a child, was born in Mongolia in the early 1160s. His immense empire-four times larger than the empire of Alexander the Great-stretched from Hungary to Korea. Historical Background Genghis Khan united the Mongol tribes and invaded North China, Central Asia, Iran, and South Russia. In this episode and lesson, students will enjoy learning how a young boy named Temujin grew up to be the remarkable leader Genghis Khan and how he affected world history. Can the boys survive through another meal of mutton? Introduction Students may be familiar with Genghis Khan only by his name and reputation as a ruthless conqueror and military strategist. And their partner in adventure is 9-year-old Temujin-the future Genghis Khan. You Can’t, but Genghis Khan About the Show Fred, Joe, and Sam travel back to experience life and culture in 13th century Mongolia.
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