There have been many different opinions about the cause of Genghis Khan's death in the historical community. The most bizarre statement is also the most likely statement: Genghis Khan died at the hands of the Princess of Xixia. Of course, it is difficult to say whether his life w

There have been many different opinions about the cause of Genghis Khan's death in the historical community. The most bizarre statement is also the most likely statement: Genghis Khan died at the hands of the Princess of Xixia. Of course, it is difficult to say whether his life was really bitten off.

Regarding why Genghis Khan died suddenly, there is a saying: At that time, the princess of Gurborough Jinguowuhatun of Gurborough was captured and presented to Genghis Khan. The Princess of Xixia is a peerless beauty, but also a very fierce beauty.

It is said that the princess, who was strong and unwilling to be humiliated, took advantage of the opportunity of her room to bite his male root, and Genghis Khan died. The Princess of Xixia committed suicide.

There is another legend that the princess of Xixia poisoned Genghis Khan's wine, causing Genghis Khan to die of poison. The two statements of

have been circulated in Outer Mongolia for a long time.

However, according to the "History of Yuan Dynasty", Genghis Khan died of illness:

" (1227 AD) in the seventh month of autumn, Renwu, was unhappy. Ji Chou, collapsed in , Salichuan , what old disciples' palace."

"History of Yuan Dynasty" is unclear, which makes people guess.

There are many different opinions about the cause of Genghis Khan's death, and there are roughly the following statements.

According to "Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty" (Volume 14):

" After Genghis lived in winter, he wanted to conquer Tangwu. From the new military horses to the autumn of the year of Gou'er, he went to conquer Tangwu, and his wife followed him. In the winter, he hunted on the ground of A'er's unhappy ground. Genghis rode a red sand horse, which was shocked by wild horses. Genghis fell and fell and was injured, so he camped down on the ground of O'er Heti. The next day, Mrs. Yesu said to the king and all the officials: 'The emperor was so hot tonight, you can discuss it'."

In other words, when Genghis Khan was conquering the Western Xia Kingdom, he hunted in a place called A'er's unhappy. The horse he rode shocked a wild horse. Genghis Khan was injured when he fell off the horse. He had a high fever that night and had a root of the disease. He died at the age of 67 after being rescued by medical treatment. The

time node also occurred during the conquest of Xixia.

According to the Roman Holy Church envoy John Plano Gabini, Genghis Khan may have been killed by lightning. "There were fierce lightning strikes and lightning there, causing many deaths."

However, John Plano Gabini was a Portuguese and was sent to China from 1245 to 1247 AD, and was sent by Pope Northon IV. At this time, 18 years have passed since Genghis Khan's death. His record is probably heard of and is the least trustworthy one.

"Marco Polo's Travels", when Genghis Khan attacked Xixia, besieged Taijin and was hit by a poisonous arrow in his knee. After ineffective treatment, he died of poison.

Marco Polo was an Italian businessman in the thirteenth century and arrived in China in 1275. At that time, Kublai Khan was in power, and his statement should be heard. Because as a foreigner, it is impossible to grasp such a major secret of the imperial court.

According to the "Mongol Origin" records in the "Mongol Origin" during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Genghis Khan was assassinated and killed by the Western Xia princess Gulborough Jinguowuhatun. On the first night of her companion, the Princess of Xixia assassinated Genghis Khan, who was relaxing his guard with a dagger prepared in advance.

1766, Cheng Gunzabu, the prince of the Khalkha tribe of Mongolia, presented the handwritten copy of this book to the Emperor Qianlong . Qianlong asked him to translate it into Manchu and Chinese texts, and wrote the title of the book "Ding Ding Mongolia Origins", which was included in " Siku Quanshu ".

According to my speculation, it is quite possible that Genghis Khan died at the hands of the Princess of Xixia. Of course, it is difficult to tell whether it is bitten off. Even if it is true, historical books cannot record it. The plot of "Mongol Origins" is still relatively detailed. Moreover, according to Mongolian legend, Genghis Khan also died because of the princess of Xixia. This Western Xia princess appeared at the same time in historical records and word of mouth, and both pointed out that she was related to the death of Genghis Khan. It can be seen that it is very abnormal.

As for the saying that Genghis Khan fell off a horse or was poisoned with an arrow, it is not very credible. Genghis Khan hunted, the scene must be very big. At this time, a wild horse could rush out, which scared him, and he would never be ill from now on. The possibility is too small.

As for capturing the Western Xia Kingdom, Genghis Khan was even more unlikely to go into battle personally, resulting in being hit by a poisonous arrow.