Mongolians are mainly distributed in Mongolia and Mongolia. Why are there many Mongolians in Afghanistan?

Mongolians have been a nomadic people since ancient times, a people who grew up on horseback, and it was not until the arrival of Temujin that the most glorious moment of Mongolians was ushered in. Temujin was founded in 1206? Great Mongolia? Due to the nature of nomadic people, they need more land resources and pasture resources, and then Temujin led Mongolian rangers to expand outward and hit the territory of Siberia, Russia today. By the time of 1259, the territory of Mongolia had reached the territory of Europe, and now Afghanistan used to be the territory of Mongolia.

Mongolians are used to nomadism, and people who grew up on horseback are more used to being scattered in different areas. As we know, when Genghis Khan was in office, it can be said that China's ancient kings had the most severe external expansion. He not only liked foreign aggression, but also spared no effort to attack countries far away. According to historical records, the farthest attack site actually reached Rome. In today's Afghanistan, a Mongolian army has been left to guard the land, and the primitive Mongolian people have tasted the solid foundation of the country. They were used to intermarry with local ethnic groups, which was also a way for Mongolian soldiers to defend their country. Later, because Mongolians have strong reproductive ability, there are many Mongolians!

Until modern times, there was a Taliban terrorist organization in Afghanistan, and so did the United States? Bear? Due to the responsibility of international security, during the American invasion of Afghanistan, Mongolia was also asked to send troops to reinforce. Some Mongolians left by the war intermarried with local ethnic groups and had children, which is one of the reasons for the large number of Mongolians in Afghanistan. Finally, with the globalization of the international economy, some Mongolians who do transnational business went to Afghanistan and finally stayed, becoming one of the many Mongolians in Afghanistan!