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Jenghis Khan

American  
[jeng-gis kahn, -giz, jen-] / ˈdʒɛŋ gɪs ˈkɑn, -gɪz, ˈdʒɛn- /
Or Jenghiz Khan

noun

  1. Genghis Khan.


Jenghis Khan British  
/ ˈdʒɛŋɡɪs ˈkɑːn /

noun

  1. See Genghis Khan

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This city, Mr. Marsden says, was built by Oktar Khan, the son and successor of Jenghis Khan, about the year 1235, whose nephew Mangu Khan, made it his principal residence.

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As a matter of fact, however, all portions of the East were explored, the Capital and the dominions of Jenghis Khan described, Lhasa was entered and the greater part of China thoroughly explored by travelers of the Thirteenth Century, whose books still remain as convincing evidence of the great work that they accomplished.

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The first stage in his journey was to Kiev, and from here, having crossed the Dnieper and the Don to the Volga, he traveled to the camp of Batu, at this time the senior living member of Jenghis Khan's family.

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His father was sixth in descent from Tamerlane the Tartar, and his mother stood somewhat nearer to Jenghis Khan.

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"All governments, the despotic and the liberal alike, have in our time become what Herzen has so aptly called a Jenghis Khan with telegraphs."

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