History and chronology of Ghengis in Mongolia

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General

China Mongol War
Civil War
England France War
Military
Mongol Caucasus War
Mongol Empire War
Mongol Georgia War
Mongol Khwarezm War
Mongol Korea War
Mongol Persia War
Mongol Russia War
Mongol Samarkand War
Mongols Turkestan
Mongol Turkestan War

Events

Battle Kalka River
Battle Yellow River
Birth
Capture Beijing
Capture Bokhara
Capture Ghazni
Capture Kara Khitai
Capture Kashga
Capture Korea
Capture Persia
Capture Tarim Basin
Capture Turkestan
Death
Defeat
Invasion Armenia
Invasion Caucasus
Invasion China
Invasion Georgia
Invasion Khwarezm
Invasion Russia
Invasion Samarkand
Siege Ardabil
Siege Baylakan
Siege Hamadan
Siege Maragheh
Siege Naxijewan
Siege Ninghsia
Siege Samarkand
Succession

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Ardabil
Armenia
Baylakan
Beijing
Bokhara
Caucasus
Georgia
Ghazni
Great Wall
Hamadan
Kara Khitai
Karakorum
Kashga
Khwarezm
Maragheh
Naxijewan
Ninghsia
River Kalka
Samarkand
Tarim Basin
Turkestan
Uigurs
Yellow River

Ghengis History of Mongolia


1167	Birth
Birth of Ghengis , son of a Mongol chieftan, his name at birth is Temujin
1194	Defeat
Defeats the Kerait Mongols southwest of the Gobi Desert
1194	Succession
Assumes the title Ghengis Khan meaning "universal lord"
1206	Invasion of China
Uigurs Overuns the Uigurs on the Chinese border
1206	Succession
Karakorum Confirmed as "Ghengis Khan" after campaigning for 12 years to unite the Mongol empire
1208	Capture of Turkestan
Turkestan Completes the capture of Turkestan
1208	Defeat
Defeats his last Mongol rival, Kushluk of the Naiman tribe
1209	Defeat
Defeats Hsi-Hsia who acknowledges Mongol suzerainty
1211	Invasion of China
Launches a campaign against the Chin tribe
1213	Invasion of China
Great Wall Advances as far as the Great Wall of China
1214	Capture of Beijing
Beijing Captures the town that will become Beijing
1215	Capture of Beijing
Beijing Captures Peking
Beijing Extracts tribute from the Chin Emperor & leaving northern China in a wilderness
Beijing Peking is razed & its inhabitants butchered
Beijing The Jin Emperor fled expecting a Mongol attack, his army is demoralized & disorganized
1215	Capture of Kara Khitai
Kara Khitai Captures a buffer state in Turkestan on the borders of the Mongol empire
1217	Capture of Kara Khitai
Kara Khitai Sends out General Jebei who captures Kara-Khitai & executes the rebel leader Kushluk
1218	Capture of Bokhara
Bokhara Captures Bokhara during the invasion of Khwarezm
1218	Capture of Kashga
Kashga Captures Kashgar
1218	Capture of Korea
Captures Korea
1218	Capture of Persia
Captures Persia
1218	Capture of Tarim Basin
Tarim Basin Captures the Tarim Basin
1218	Invasion of Khwarezm
Khwarezm Lauches a campaign against Khwarezm
1218	Siege of Samarkand
Samarkand Successfully besieges the garrison town of Samarkand
1220	Capture of Bokhara
Bokhara Captures & destroys Bokhara
1220	Invasion of Armenia
Armenia A joint Turkish & Mongolian invasion of Armenia is launched
1220	Invasion of Russia
Begins an invasion of Russia, the Mongols 1st entry into Europe
1220	Invasion of Samarkand
Samarkand Plunders Samarkand
1221	Invasion of Georgia
Jan Georgia The Mongols invade Georgia
1222	Invasion of Caucasus
Caucasus The Mongols invade the Caucasus & defeat 20 peoples with an army of 20,000
1222	Siege of Ardabil
Ardabil The Mongols pluder & destroy Ardabil
1222	Siege of Baylakan
Baylakan The Mongols pluder & destroy Baylakan
1222	Siege of Hamadan
Hamadan The Mongols pluder & destroy Hamadan
1222	Siege of Maragheh
Maragheh The Mongols pluder & destroy Maragheh
1222	Siege of Naxijewan
Naxijewan The Mongols pluder & destroy Naxijewan
1223	Battle of Kalka River
River Kalka The Mongol leader Subtai defeats a Russian Army
1224	Capture of Ghazni
Ghazni Consolidates the capture of Ghazni
1225	Succession
Names Ogatai as his successor
1226	Invasion of China
Yellow River Destroys an army of 300,000 on the Yellow River
Yellow River Launches a campaign against the Hsia & Chin Empires
1226	Siege of Ninghsia
Ninghsia Besieges the capital of the Hsia Empire & kills the Hsia Emperor
1227	Battle of Yellow River
Yellow River Attacks the Western Hsia in Kansu
Yellow River Defeats the Tangut forces with an estimated 300,000 dead
1227	Death
Dies aged 65, his empire is divided between his 3 sons