Which countries did Genghis Khan attack?

Genghis Khan is the title of Genghis Khan. The great Mongolian emperor Genghis Khan, as one of the most influential military and political figures in the world history, unified Mongolia and became the famous Han Dynasty. There are many famous conquerors in human history, such as Alexander the Great Hannibal Caesar Napoleon. Their names are enough, but their aura may be even dimmer than Genghis Khan.

For more than 50 years, Genghis Khan and his descendants conquered more than 40 countries with 300,000 regular troops, including the great empires such as Xiliao and Kuwazm in their heyday. Conquered more than 720 nationalities, involving more than 600 million people, wiped out more than 65.438+million national armies, including the proud Knights Templar and Teutonic Knights in Europe, creating the largest territory in human history.

The following are maps of different periods of the Mongolian empire, to see which countries have been conquered today. 1225, Genghis Khan returned to Korea, carved up the territory of his four sons, and destroyed Xixia before his death, which laid the foundation for his descendants to unify China and sounded the horn of seizing almost half of the earth in Eastern European countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Moldova, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Austria. It can be said that Genghis Khan's major military achievements in his life include unifying the Mongolian Plateau, cleaning up the Jin State, destroying Western Liao, conquering Kuwaz and destroying Western Xia.

As far as conquest is concerned, the Mongolian army went all the way to the west until today's Black Sea coast near Ukraine, pursued southward to Zalandin and stopped at the Indus River. In the north, it can penetrate into Russia and the south of Kazakhstan, which is the limit of Genghis Khan's expansion. According to historians, the 33-million-square-kilometer Mongolian Empire includes 40 countries in the world today, including China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Bulgaria and many other countries. There are many war-torn countries in West Asia, such as Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and other Central Asian countries, and some countries like Turkey and Afghanistan. No, no,no. One at a time.

. Europe has Russia near Mongolia, as well as Germany, France, Italy and other powerful countries. Unfortunately, the Mongol Empire was only a flash in the pan in history. After Genghis Khan's death, the tribes supporting different descendants of Genghis Khan lost control and the Mongolian empire collapsed rapidly.