Cengiz Han, Although he usually seems to be cruel and bloodthirsty conqueror by the whole world


Cengiz Han

 Although he usually seems to be cruel and bloodthirsty conqueror by the whole world, he has become a quite lovedsymbol in Mongolia. He is accepted as the father of Mongolia. Before being Khan, he defeated or associated many nomadiccommunity in East Asia and Middle Asia
and carried them Mongolian social identity. 

Cengiz Han; 

Tüm dünya tarafından genelde acımasız ve kana susamış bir fatih olarakgörünmesine rağmen, Moğolistan'da oldukça sevilen bir sembol hâline gelmiştir. Moğolistan'ın babası olarak kabul edilir.
Kağan olmadan önce; Doğu Asya ve Orta Asya'daki birçok göçebe topluluğu yenmiş ya da birleştirmiş ve onları "Moğol" sosyal kimliğine taşımıştır.

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