Golden Tent and Dragon Court: the Rise and Fall of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty

In 1162 AD, a baby was born on the banks of the Onan River. His name is Temujin. Later, people called him Genghis Khan. This guy has only done one thing in his life: fight. From being an orphan who was chased like a rabbit, he was beaten to the point where the entire Eurasian continent was shaken. But don't rush to shout "awesome". Let's first take a look at his starting configuration: When he was 9 years old, his father was poisoned to death; all his followers fled, leaving only a widow and a few younger siblings. At the age of 15, he was arrested by the enemy and paraded through the streets wearing wooden shackles. His face was spat on and his mouth was stuffed with dried cow dung. At the age of 19, his newly married wife was snatched away, and he fled into the mountains naked. With this configuration, you would be lying flat if I left it alone. But he didn't. Gritting his teeth, step by step, he climbed out of the pile of dead people, broke free from the wooden shackles, and stood up from the mire at the bottom of the grassland. This is a narrative historical novel. It has historical facts and is not made up; it has jokes but is not boring; it is passionate but not stupid. The first volume was written from 1162 to 1206 - from the orphan boy to Genghis Khan, the dawn of the grassland. The second volume, the third volume... Were written until the fall of the Yuan Dynasty. Spanning the rise and fall of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty for two hundred years. Are you asking if it looks good? Let me just say one thing: Genghis Khan's life is more exciting than any good story you have ever heard, and more tragic than any tragedy you have ever heard.