Temujin
Born in Hentiy, Mongolia. It was believed that he was born around 1162 to 1167.
1189 - 1209 - Chief of the Qiyat clan.
1206 - He founded the Mongol Empire.
- Temüjin organized his people and his state to prepare for war with Western Xia.
1209 - The Tangut emperor acknowledged Genghis as overlord.
1211 - Genghis was preparing to conquer the Nüzhen (the founders of the Qin Dynasty) completely under his dominion.
1215 - he defeat and conquered the Jin Dynasty.
1218 - The Mongol Empire extended to the west up to Lake Balkhash.
1227 - On August 18th, during his last campaign with the Western Xia Empire of the Tanguts, he died.
Page last updated: 1:02am, 08th Dec '06
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