Mongolia's Rise From Tribes To Empires

The Qiyan tribe, which has the bloodline of the Golden Family, is one of the oldest and most representative surnames of the Mongolian people, originating from the ancient Donghu Rouran tribe and belonging to the ancestor of the Mongolian people. The core members of this tribe are the family of Genghis Khan, known as the "Qiyan Bo'er Jijin style", hence the tribe's name Qiyan. The Qiyan tribe believes in traditional shamanism and stretches across the vast grasslands connected to the sky. The tribe's people admire that unchanging sky, which is the largest deity among the Mongolian population in later generations - Changshengtian. For generations living in the area of the Wonan River, for five hundred years, only Ming Chengzu Zhu Di has reached the Wonan River in one go. Zhu Di led the Ming army to stand on the bank of the Wonan River, with an indescribable ambition. This is the place where Genghis Khan succeeded and the starting point for Mongolian ancestors to dominate the world. This is the predecessor of the Mongolian Empire.