Genghis Khan is perceived as the first distinguished leader of the Mongol Empire. Genghis Khan (born Temujin) was born approximately 1162 on the steppes of Mongolia where he had many significant achievements like expanding and uniting the tribes into the Mongol Empire and also codifying laws that would apply to the entire Empire for years to come. With forceful military training, came many successes which Genghis Khan lead his Empire to victory, expanding into Central Asia. Temujin was born around 1162 and raised by Hoelun (Temujins Mother) and Yesugei (Temujins Father). Hotel who was kidnapped by Yesegei, married and had a child, Temujin. Temujins traditional life consisted of catching his own food like fish and birds and most of the time his older brothers didnt appreciate him and Yesugei did not show much love to him. In Mongolia, the weather conditions were harsh; really cold winters and sweltering summers. Due to this Mongols are nomads, which means they are regularly travelling and have no set home. Becau
se of the aforementioned, it is said that Temujin would be occasionally forgotten while travelling to a new location. In Mongol tribes, women are well respected and are seen to be quite intelligent. It is stated that Temujin would always listen to his Mother for guidance. When Temujin turned eight, Yesegei established Temujin to marry a girl from Hoeluns traditional tribe. He arranged Temujin to marry a girl named Bortë, whom Temujin engaged later on. Following this, Temujin encountered his fathers death from being poisoned by another tribe. As Yesegei was longer viable, Hoelun had to prepare Temujin and his siblings on how to become a warrior by teaching; horse riding and shooting. She also periodically gave sage advice and guidance. Temujin took the responsibility and became the leader of his clan. But, as he grew into a teenager, the clan feared his potential and wanted Temujin removed from the clan. Hotel progressed Temujin and his siblings away from the steppe for soundness and safety. Temujin approached a