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2. Ghengis Khan Unites Mongols
In the early 1200s, the Mongols were not even the Mongols, just warring tribes
A man named Temujin untied these tribes
They became Mongolia
Temujin took the name Ghengis Khan, meaning, “Universal Ruler”

3. Ghengis Becomes a Fierce Ruler
Quickly, Ghengis Khan built a reputation of fierceness
The Mongols quickly began to conquer new lands
Ghengis demanded strict military discipline and loyalty from all of the Mongol people
He ruled conquered lands with toleration and justice
He even began the conquest of China

5. Conclusion
Ghengis Khan died in 1227, leaving his mark on the Eastern world. He left an empire stretching from the Caspian Sea to Korea and the Pacific Ocean. Ghengis Khan did not live to see the full conquest of China. He is one of the greatest rulers the world has seen in history.