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• Genghis Khan
  '''Genghis Khan''' (c. 1162-1227) was the title of Temujin, who was the founder and most su ...wning moment of this initial rise to power was his assumption of the title Genghis Khan (which probably means something like ''Oceanic Ruler'' or ''Universal Ruler
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• Genghis Khan/Definition
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• Genghis Khan/Timelines
  * 1206: Jamuka was killed. Temüjin was given the title ''Genghis Khan'' by his followers in a [[Kurultai]] (around 40 years of age). ...h of northwestern China and parts of Tibet. Western Xia ruler submitted to Genghis Khan. During this period, the [[Uighurs]] also submitted peacefully to the Mongo
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• Genghis Khan/Bibliography
  ...t=Ratchnevsky |first=Paul |others= tr. & ed. Thomas Nivison Haining |title=Genghis Khan: His Life and Legacy [Čingis-Khan: sein Leben und Wirken] |year=1992, c199 * {{cite book |last=Juvaynī |first=Alā al-Dīn Atā Malik, 1226–1283 |title=Genghis Khan: The History of the World-Conqueror [Tarīkh-i jahāngushā] |others=tr. Jo
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• Genghis Khan/Related Articles
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• Genghis Khan/External Links
  *[http://www.fsmitha.com/h3/h11mon.htm Genghis Khan and the Mongols]. Maintained by Frank E. Smitha. *[http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/genghis/ Genghis Khan on the Web] (directory of some 250 resources)
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• Genghis Khan/External Links
  *[http://www.fsmitha.com/h3/h11mon.htm Genghis Khan and the Mongols]. Maintained by Frank E. Smitha. *[http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/genghis/ Genghis Khan on the Web] (directory of some 250 resources)
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• Genghis Khan/Timelines
  * 1206: Jamuka was killed. Temüjin was given the title ''Genghis Khan'' by his followers in a [[Kurultai]] (around 40 years of age). ...h of northwestern China and parts of Tibet. Western Xia ruler submitted to Genghis Khan. During this period, the [[Uighurs]] also submitted peacefully to the Mongo
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• Genghis Khan
  '''Genghis Khan''' (c. 1162-1227) was the title of Temujin, who was the founder and most su ...wning moment of this initial rise to power was his assumption of the title Genghis Khan (which probably means something like ''Oceanic Ruler'' or ''Universal Ruler
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• Babur/Definition
  A descendant of both [[Genghis Khan]] and [[Tamerlane]], he founded the [[Moghul Empire]] from [[Kabul]]; he ru
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• Khyber Pass/Definition
  ...tween China and the West, and used by forces of [[Alexander the Great]], [[Genghis Khan]], and Darius the Great.
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• Wulanhaote/Related Articles
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• Inner Mongolia/Related Articles
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• Genghis Khan/Related Articles
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• Great Wall of China/Related Articles
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• Mongolia
  ...utonomous region]] Its heritage is in the 13th century Mongol empire of [[Genghis Khan]]; the empire ended in the 14th century and the region eventually came unde
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• Common Era/Related Articles
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• Genghis Khan/Bibliography
  ...t=Ratchnevsky |first=Paul |others= tr. & ed. Thomas Nivison Haining |title=Genghis Khan: His Life and Legacy [Čingis-Khan: sein Leben und Wirken] |year=1992, c199 * {{cite book |last=Juvaynī |first=Alā al-Dīn Atā Malik, 1226–1283 |title=Genghis Khan: The History of the World-Conqueror [Tarīkh-i jahāngushā] |others=tr. Jo
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• Mongolia/Related Articles
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• Beijing/Related Articles
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• Khyber Pass
  ...of [[Greece]] to invade ancient [[India]] and by the military forces of [[Genghis Khan]] of [[Mongolia]], Darius the Great of [[Persia]], and many others. The pa
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• Wulanhaote
  ...102605.shtml </ref> This is the only temple in the world which commemorate Genghis Khan.
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• Historical examples of military swarming
  Mongols under Genghis Khan did practice an equivalent of swarming, partially because their non-electro Genghis Khan used the Mongol [[Yam system]], which established a rear line of points for
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• History/Related Articles
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• Great Wall of China
  The [[Mongol|Mongols]] to the north became unified under the leadership of [[Genghis Khan]]. The Mongol empire expanded south into China, founding the [[Yuan dynasty
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• Douglas Adams/Bibliography
  ** ''[[The Private Life of Genghis Khan]]'', also available in the first edition of ''The Salmon of Doubt'', though
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