Genghis Khan (1162 May 31-1227 August 25) was a member of the beggars' department of Mongolia. Mongolian Khan is an outstanding politician and strategist in the history of the world.

In the thirty-second year of Shaoxing (1 162), he was born in the upper reaches of Nanhe River in Mobei (now Kent Province of Mongolia), and his name was Temujin. In the eleventh year of Xichun (1 184), it became the beauty-seeking Khan of Mongolia, and gradually unified the various ministries of Mongolia.

In the second year of Jubilee (1206), Mongolia was established, with Genghis Khan as its title, and the Genghis Khan Code was promulgated. He launched foreign wars many times and conquered the Black Sea coastal areas in Central Asia and Eastern Europe in the west.

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Genghis Khan met Qiu Chuji, a real person from Changchun, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism in northern China, on his way back to the army to attack Mozi, which Japanese scholars called the cool breeze of the Western Expedition.

Qiu Chuji was the master of Quanzhen Dragon Sect of Taoism, and Genghis Khan treated him like a teacher and friend. Qiu Chuji and Genghis Khan didn't meet for a long time, but they played an important role in Genghis Khan's life, which greatly changed his personality.

Qiu Chuji made it clear to him that people can't live forever, they can only preserve their health. He also told him a way to govern the country and advised him not to kill innocent people in quietism.

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