He was taught to ride horses at a very early age.

He was an expert bow man and had great strength.

He was a natural leader among his peers.

Temujin had many duties as son of a Chieftain

He was in charge of the horse heads and had to chase after lost animals that had run away.

Had to watch the sky line for enemies and raiders.

He learned of the great empire of Cathay and its civilization.

He was taught to be a warrior and told to have a fierce character.

He was descendant from the grey-eyed men who were one of the greatest tribes of their time.

Though a better bow handler he was scared o his brother.

Was carried of by his father on her wedding ride to the tent of her betrothed husband.

Chieftain of the Yakka Mongols or great Mongols. Who ruled 40K tents.

His father's sworn brother was Toghrul, Chieftain of the Karaits which were the most powerful clan of the Gobi.

Genghis Khan after conquering Hsi Hsia moved his forces northwards towards Cathay. The tactics he had learned in Hsi Hsia did not helped him conquer the large fortified towns of Cathay. Genghis Khan and his army were not used to laying siege to a town so he found it difficult to conquer the Chinese. He had to slowly develop new tactics of conquering these largely fortified towns.

On the journey from the place of his death back to his homeland, everyone who saw his casket was killed so that word would not spread.

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