Genghis Khan was a Mongol born in Born in 1162 and died in Western Xia, August 18, 1227. Before being awarded the name Genghis Khan, or universal ruler, he was called Temujin. Just at the age of nine, a woman named Borte was engaged to Temujin. His father was a tribal chief; but it was not long after that Temujin returned to find that his father had been poisoned by rival tribes. During that time period, Temujin was not strong enough to compete with other men, so he and his family were kicked out of the tribe. Seeking revenge, he formed an alliance with the Borte tribes after they successfully intermarried. When he ended the revenge, the unification of the other Mongolian tribes began. Many later, all the tribes submitted to Temujin's huge armies. Then they called him Genghis Khan. Under the rule of Genghis Khan, the region had become more united than ever. Instead of being nomadic, they are united in one called the Mongol Empire. He valued resources, religious adoption within the empire, humanitarian values, trade routes, equality and many other things...