When did the Mongols first appear?

Most scholars believe that the origin of Mongols; Mongols belong to the Donghu people. From the end of the first century to the beginning of the second century, the Xiongnu was destroyed by the Han Dynasty, and a Xianbei people from Donghu moved to their land from Huangshui River basin. The rest also called themselves Xianbei, and Xianbei became strong from then on. In the middle of the 4th century AD, one tribe of Xianbei people living in Huangshui and Laohahe river basins claimed to be "Qidan", another tribe of Xianbei people living in the west of Xing 'an Mountains was called "Shiwei", and the Mongolian department was a tribe of Shiwei people. It is called "Ten Flavors of Wu Meng". ?

According to historical records, after the Mongolian tribe was defeated by the Turkic tribe, only two men and two women were left. They fled to the Ergon River to live and reproduce. Many years later, the tribe gradually prospered and produced many branches. In the eighth century, due to the growing population, they had to emigrate for better development. At this time, there are 70 branches, which are called "Xuan Er Le Meng Dance". Among the Mongolians who escaped, there was a prestigious man named Baltina, whose son Lele Mongolians claimed to be "begging for teeth". Chiati people moved to Mount Kent at the source of the Wonan River, and their lifestyle changed from hunting to nomadic.

According to the Secret History of Mongolia, after the death of Tina, the twelfth grandson of Kyle Polo, his widowed wife A Lang gave birth to three more sons. It is said that all three sons are epigenetic. The ancestor of Borzygitkin is Kyle Poirot Chaer, the ancestor of Genghis Khan. Xuanerle Mongolia is called "Yeke Mongolia" (Great Mongolia), and they are primitive Mongolians.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 3rd century, Genghis Khan unified the ministries of the Mongolian Plateau and established the Great Mongolian Empire. With the new system of moving the capital, the population was divided, and the defeated tribes such as Tata and Kleinman were divided into thousands of households. Tribes with different nationalities, unbalanced social development and different dialects, under the rule of the unified khanate-Mongolia, have formed ethnic groups with the same region, the same economic base, the same language and the same psychological quality.