Genghis Khan Family Tree

[@UsefulCharts]

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[@dontri8687]

The sound's volume need to be increased bro.

[@endymion7780]

112 years for Emperor Taizong? 1135 instead od 1235 sounds better ;)

[@codebrown744]

Can you please make a list of countries that are no longer countries?

[@Userlamez]

Hi, could you do a chart for the Aga Khan please?

[@shakillaloveenasyakila6603]

How about malay nation ,, give me the chart please

[@kitkatzyy]

" We're going to skip a few thousand of his descendants to make it more compact" You ain't lying

[@chimera9818]

Well to be fair if you want to include all of his descendent you will need to include 1 of every 200 people on earth

[@xhoques]

I once tried to make my own chart of ruling Borjigins based on sources (mostly Wikipedia) and of course I failed.

[@ken5jk]

As an Asian, this is my best chance to be included in one of Matt's charts.

[@the2ndcoming135]

Congratulations bro. You made it🥇

[@ra_alf9467]

And then you're realized, you're not from mainland Asia

[@dambasodnom5729]

im 100 percent mongolian

[@cornpopwasabaddudeandhehad4737]

😂😂😂😂good one

[@OnionLord9000]

80%Sino-Tibetan here the other 20 is British

[@untruelie2640]

The last ruling descendant of Gengis Khan being overthrown by the Bolsheviks is a weird anachronistic event, very similar to the last remaing part part of the Roman State (=Constantinople) falling to the Ottomans with their gunpowder cannons.

[@jamessloven2204]

The Pontifex Maximus still remains to this day. Dioceses still exist as well.

[@niharbehere1584]

Or even the Ottomans falling the year after World War I

[@ReaperCH90]

The last Roman State was not Constantinople, but Trapezunt.

[@davinau2253]

Also Nintendo coexisted with the Ottoman Empire

[@jonathonjubb6626]

Love this series. Family charts and annotated maps provide most of my historical knowledge..

[@s.khaliun8775]

As a Mongolian, Lemme say something. There’s huge difference between khan and khagan. “Khagan(ᠬᠠᠭᠠᠨ)” means the King. And “Khan(ᠬᠠᠨ)” is lord or ruler. In that century, there were lot of khans who rules small lands. But Khagan(pronounces “khaan”) is only one in country. Like there’s no two sun, there’s no two Khagan. In Mongolia people call him “Chingis Khagan”

[@socorobusuku7715]

so khagan is khan of khans？batu is khan or khagan？

[@s.khaliun8775]

Yes, Khagan is the emperor. And Khan is just a landlord of small provinces. Batu was a Khagan. He was emperor of the Golden Horde.

[@socorobusuku7715]

@@s.khaliun8775 thanks bro

[@socorobusuku7715]

@@s.khaliun8775 thanks bro

[@igorlopes7589]

​@@s.khaliun8775Wait, when the Empire had four parts there were four Khagans? So Kublai's title was Great Khagan, instead of Great Khan?

[@samwill7259]

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[@dashkakocmoc1638]

As for ancestors of Gengis, wolf and deer is a actually both tribes lived around there at that time. Wolf was a symbol of ruling house of previous dynasty. Upon their destruction of khanate, surviving tribes confederate went up north and settled there. Deer was one of tribes that lived up in north. And u can imagine what happened next

[@1minanime_]

U talking about gok turks who had wolf as their symbol?

[@EchoVortex713]

Borte wolf who’s ancestor of Genghis Khan moved from the area of today’s Inner Mongolia to Onon river .

[@mutoka6908]

@@1minanime_nahh it was even earlier than the gokturks

[@GoldandPearl]

it was turks mongols took the symbol from and deer is also turkic symbol it is a massenger from tengri usualy comes in dire times.. as cingiz borns near baikal lake wich is turkic land. mongols thinks that it was mongol empire but it was not it was never be. also today mongolians are not the mongols of the old.

[@AdamScrown]

Thank you, i am mongolian from the Inner Mongolia, this is very useful information. ❤

[@joshuasims5421]

Great video! To be clear, the alphabet commissioned by Chinggis Khaan is the direct predecessor of the modern form of the traditional Mongolian script. The difference is more like that of Latin uncial script to the modern English alphabet, rather than a separate writing system

[@fakeskyler2305]

(Sees video title) "This maneuver is gonna cost us 51 years"

[@nowhereman6019]

If this list actually covered all of Temujin's descendants the video would be a couple hours long and end with some Chinese guy working in an Apple Factory.

[@lightyagami3492]

Or if im so bold to say if im lucky the video would end with me 😂

[@kv4648]

Probably a few weeks long

[@nuffflavor]

😂

[@roballister5269]

guess his dream came through of his descendants conquering the entire world. they're literally everywhere

[@sinoroman]

Mainly the steppes

[@the2ndcoming135]

Yeah, I’m pretty sure I’m the original Khan Jr tho😆

[@darwinmagsino190]

@@sinoroman nope even Europe, central Asia,and east Asian Genghis Khan genes are widespread

[@Landstalker1999]

One Khan took over London in 2016 and still ruling the city.

[@Sanitar747]

Jochi's decendants ruled in Kazakh Khanate, it was Tore dynasty

[@lolabriggs989]

I love all of these videos so much, there's nothing else like them on KZbin its great and the amount of work that must go into each of these videos is insane!

[@outerspacerealestate]

You put in a lot of work on these charts. Awesome Job!

[@enesamederel]

Love this channel appreciate the effort since day one

[@eddiehancockii]

"The number went down but only because he got a bigger goblet." Me: but the number did go down. LOL! I must be related to that guy. But it's Dr. Pepper not alcohol lol

[@CleliaSarai]

I love Dr. Pepper! ❤

[@grantorino2325]

I-years ago-quit drinking soda out of both *bottles* and *cans* . But when it comes to soft drinks out of a *fountain* (provided there be free refills), I'll easily drink a gallon of it at one sitting!

[@StuffandThings_]

If this included the full family tree I bet a good portion of us would be on there

[@dams6829]

Realistically this should have like half of the world's population up there.

[@xpena7420]

This is more so a "royal" family tree, I mean think about all the concubines Genghis and his descendants had, the fact that his dna is still present in so many people does not surprise me

[@no_se_nada_de_nada]

half? more like almost the entire world's population lmao.

[@gogocohen6287]

16 million descendants Half the world yeah sure. I know its sarcasm but its not funny when it cant even be rounded

[@shafqatishan437]

It's a misconception

[@NormBoyle]

Actually not at all true. No one can even agree to what his Y DNA is.

[@MBear3]

There is an error I noticed. You can see it around 3:50 in the Great Jin branch. Emperor Taizong 1123 - 1235 means he would have ruled for over 110 years. The next emperors reign begins in 1135 making far more sense. Not sure if this has been picked up before.

[@BuddhaL0rd]

Great commentary really enjoy these chart walkthroughs

[@kriwe4013]

Perhaps a video on the Gediminid dynasty? Pretty underrated.

[@Artur_M.]

I strongly second that! I assume that it would also include the Jagiellonian dynasty, as its extension. Possibly also mention some of the noble houses that claimed descend from the other branches of Gediminids, like Czartoryski and Wiśniowiecki.

[@kriwe4013]

@@Artur_M. I am more of the opinion that Wiśniowiecki were Rurik.

[@Artur_M.]

@@kriwe4013 Yeah, I've heard something about the doubts regarding their lineage. That is mostly why I wrote 'claimed descent' instead of 'were descended', although I don't really know why would they invent/be wrong about Kaributas being their ancestor. Anyway, I assume they probably had the blood of both dynasties through marriages.

[@kriwe4013]

@@Artur_M. Intermarriage through nobles could probably find some Gedimind blood anyways

[@renkol123]

"The number went down, but only because he got a bigger goblet." Chad move. You're gonna count my drinks to keep me from drinking? Fine. I'll just get a bigger cup to drink with. Count that!

[@object-official]

chad

[@mels4413]

It's actually super interesting that the Bolsheviks were the ones to defeat the last ruler of the Genghis line.

[@sinoroman]

Lenin and Genghis meeting in the other world. That be funny

[@mels4413]

@@sinoroman they couldn't meet, Genghis isn't in heaven

[@sinoroman]

@@mels4413 you’re right. Genghis isn’t in heaven. That’s because he’s in super heaven.

[@sakshamsethi413]

Both are in hell

[@AureliusLaurentius1099]

@@mels4413 Neither is Lenin

[@DaduaMaiga]

Can you do the family tree of the Nubian Pharaohs of the 25th Dynasty?

[@BigScoooob]

Crazy I just watched a genghis khan family tree video from this channel from 3 years ago last night, and now that video is gone and this new one is here

[@snehilsingh4996]

That's not gon be a chart it would be a whole fkin encyclopedia

[@mathieuleader8601]

the current antagonist of the Wano manga arc of popular manga/anime series One Piece Kaido is named after Ghenghis's grandson Kaidu and his daughter the Straw Hat Pirate ally is based off Kaidu's daughter the legendary maiden Khutulun

[@tuguldurmunkhbaatar2571]

The "wolf" and "deer" is Butre chinu and Gua maral "chinu" is the archiac meaning "chono" wich means wolf i forgot Burte "Gua" means "Goo" beauty "Maral" is ainchent(sorry for the spelling) for deer. My history teacher talked about the how the "Jujans" have lost to the Turegs and people who fled came back centries later and settled as the people of the Mon river or "Mon Gol(river)"s and stuff i forgot the rest

[@mahirmammadyarov9991]

Maral still means deer in Azerbaijani turkic language. Not archaic word for us.

[@alwaystakemarktwainsadvice4269]

I would love it if you tried to make your charts in a book format, and not just where the poster folds out. The practicality of that would be amazing.

[@egnegn123]

If you look into Geneanet there seems also be a blood connection from Genghis - Jochi - Toqoqan - Mongke-Timur - Toq-Timur - Basarab Walachia - ... - King Frederick I of Denmark - ... - Heinrich of Habsburg 1908.

[@Odisseu_AOE]

Wow! Al Muka narrating! Amazing!

[@Jayage5d]

You guy's should do a family tree of the Joestar family.

[@mark-zi2ql]

"Prof Sykes’ studies of three Scottish clans have also led to the conclusion that some 500,000 people alive today are descended from Somerled - a number only bettered by Genghis Khan, who,(whom) among historical figures studied to date, has an estimated 16 million living descendants. The MacDonald, MacDougall and MacAllister clans all claim descent from Somerled and Prof Sykes found that between 25 and 45 per cent of them shared the same Y-chromosome, of a kind normally found in Norway but rare in Scotland and Ireland." Saying hello from macdougall clan~ Prince Edward Island ~Canada ~ Here from Oban Scotland since 1810

[@CailenCambeul]

Correct in every way, but it's "whom, amongst historical figures...." I say that it all seriousness, and the fact that your entry regarding Somerled and the Western Isles needs more attention drawn to it.

[@eileenmacdougall8945]

Hello from me in Massachusetts, USA, who married a MacDougall, who's Grandparents came from Sydney area of Nova Scotia.

[@mark621000]

@@eileenmacdougall8945 Nice, thanks for the reply. > We may be connected to them I am not 100% sure . However, we are connected to the men who started macdougall shipyards in cape cod seeing they were my grand uncles. Have an awesome day Eileen MacDougall

[@BorisLordOfAcorns]

You have a great sense of humor!

[@the2ndcoming135]

💀

[@ottomanunboxingosmanlkutua5658]

Salute from Türkiye, Nice and very intresting video. Thank you.

[@imaad2042]

I sometimes think that Jalaluddin Khwarzam Shah could have defeated Chengez Han if his father didn't create loopholes in his Empire. That would have been a fascinating turn in history.😅

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

I actually KINDA agree.

[@sinoroman]

Mongols wouldn’t have reached Khwarzam if Kuchlug didn’t run to Kara Khitai and revolted.

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

Keep dreaming 😂😂

[@imaad2042]

@@gostavoadolfos2023 You felt anxiety after reading my comment that's why you used those emojis to gain upper hand. But in reality you've got no idea on Mongol and Khwarzamian History.

[@blacksheep6174]

He should not have persecuted Guests and shouldve made good relations with mongols to avoid disaster In that case he would have been able to take caucasus Anatolia middle east even delhi and unite near east south central asia where mongols united asia and europe . No sacks of transoxiana iran baghdad No ilkhanate

[@ibrarjahangir3321]

I'm mongol۔ Thanks for such great effort۔

[@RajaPamungkas87]

It would be great if you add the story that Kubilai Khan was failed to conquered Singasari Kingdom ( in Indonesia ). The King Krtanegara was chop Kubilai Khan messenger's ear and delivered message that he was not afraid of Chinese Empire and refuse to submit his kingdom to Chinese. Kubilai Khan got angry, and send thousands of army to attack Singasari Kingdom. Meanwhile, soon after King Krtanegara was death due to rebellion of Prince Jayakatwang from Kediri Kingdom, while King's son in law ( also Nephew ) Raden Wijaya fled to Madura Island and got support from local Duke, Arya Wiraraja. Both Raden Wijaya and Arya Wiraraja, bring hundreds army to attack Prince Jayakatwang in Singasari. In the way to the Singasari, Raden Wijaya met Chinese army who just landed. Raden Wijaya then spoke to the General, and noticed that Chinese army also wants to attack Singasari to kill King Krtanegara, however the Chinese didn't know that the King already dead, therefore Raden Wijaya tricked them to join him, together attack Singasari which the current ruler was Prince Jayakatwang. Both army from Raden Wijaya and Chinese were succeeded kills Prince Jayakatwang and his army. When the war finished, Chinese army build a tend and parties until they were hangover. Raden Wijaya took the opportunity to slaughter all of them. Raden Wijaya then established new kingdom which later became huge empire in Indonesia, called Majapahit.

[@taishirbayasgalan9518]

It's funny that you wrote singasari and kediri, but wrote chinese empire instead of yuan dinasty, which was part of great mongolian empire back then. There wasnt chinese empire back then

[@ChantalMonette]

your voice is really soothing... I really enjoyed this video :D

[@gegeennarturbat6288]

As an mongolian person i respect you out of anyone in KZbin and you are saying his name so right Монгол хүний хувьд би чамд хамгийн дуртай байна чи бас нэрийг нь маш зөв хэлж байна

[@jjkay555]

Your theme song smacks, hard. My coworkers have learned to ignore me or start dancing with me when it comes up.

[@kuyaa7946]

I think this chart understated.😁

[@morfy3313]

Imagine an image of yourself in the poster. Genghis sure did get around.

[@AE-ix2iz]

“So that no one walks away unoffended.” 😂

[@johnhanifin1952]

It be nice to see a family tree of Seleucid Kings in the future

[@hokton8555]

Maqsud Shah (Kumul Khanat) ruled until 1930

[@盧璘壽로인수]

regarding the relationship of Korea with the Mongolians: 1. after the Mongol invasions (which were actually in 9 phases, and which all happened during the reign of King Gojong), the defeated & devastated Goryeo Dynasty became _quda_ (Mongolian "in-law"), a sort of vassal client state of Yuan; Wonjong's son King Gojong was enthroned with Khublai Khan's help, and in return the succeeding rulers were required to marry Mongolian princesses, while still Crown Prince 2. Wonjong's son King Chungnyeol was the first king of Goryeo to marry a foreigner as primary consort, and their son King Chungseon was the first mixed race Korean ruler, and henceforth all surviving descendants of the Gaeseong Wang clan (the clan of the royal house of Goryeo) will have traces of Mongolian ancestry: two famous Korean descendants include former child actor Wang Seok-hyeon & actress Gianna Jun/Jun Ji-hyun (birth name Wang Ji-hyeon) 3. Princess Jeguk's many names: 3.1. birth name: Borjigin Khutugh Kelmysh (孛兒只斤 忽都魯 揭里迷失) 3.2. Goryeo posthumous name: Queen Jangmok (장목왕후 莊穆王后) 3.3. Yuan posthumous name: Supreme Princess Qiguo (齊國大長公主 "Qiguo _dachanggongzhu_ "; in Korean 제국대장공주 "Jeguk _daejanggongju_ ") 4. the penultimate king of Goryeo, King Gongmin, was the last Goryeo ruler to marry a Mongolian princess, Borjigin Budašri, commonly known as "Grand Princess Noguk", a direct descendant of Kublai Khan 5. the last ruler of Yuan, Toghon Temür (posthumous title "Shun Emperor Huizong" (惠宗順皇帝)), has as his 3rd Empress Consort a woman commonly known as Empress Qi/Ki (奇皇后), a former concubine who was originally a tribute woman of Goryeo. His brother Ki Cheol failed numerous times in his ambition to become king of Goryeo (unseating King Gongmin who had plans to slowly wean itself of Yuan interference) contrary to the most recent dramatization "Empress Ki" (portrayed by Ha Jiwon) and the effusive rose-tinted reviews by international Koreaboo fans blinded by flashy visuals, the drama is basically a "historical distortion", and all 3 lead characters are actually evil people (the titular character is considered a traitor to the Korean race)

[@yokartik]

may i ask what is the relation between turks and koreans? i mean they chanting each other on the internet by saying we were cousins etc... how two nations that far away from each other can still be like that just by looking thousands of years ago. ( didn't want to mention korean war btw)

[@盧璘壽로인수]

@@yokartik probably a diplomatic thing, since apart from Indian & Persian relationships way back in ancient times I have no idea (TL;DR of Indian & Persian relationships in ancient times: India - the kingdom of Geumgwan Gaya (chief state of the Gaya confederacy)'s founding ruler Kim Su-ro married a princess from the State of "Ayuta" (the modern Sino-Korean reading of the transcribed Chinese characters), commonly believed to be Ayodhya, India. She introduced Buddhism into the Korean peninsula, and about 10% of Koreans descend from the couple's 10 sons, 2 of whom took their mother's Koreanized surname of "Heo" Persia 1. an epic called "Kushnameh/Kuš-nāma", where one part details a prince named Ābtin, who in danger sails toward an island country called "Basilā", whose ruler Teyhur warmly receives him. From the description alone (emphasis on having lots of gold, also described by a Persian scholar's almanac) Korean historians realized that it matches the Kingdom of Silla (one of the "Three Kingdoms" during the same-named period). Teyhur then consents to Ābtin marrying his daughter Princess Farārang, and after a dream, Ābtin & Farārang return home, and it is there that Farārang gives birth to a (Persian-Korean) son named Faridun 2. Silla had trade relations with Persia, and some Persian goods are found in some tumuli)

[@yokartik]

@@盧璘壽로인수 well i was not talking about indian persian thing but ok.

[@abduzhappar]

Quda - is Kazakh language as a relative in law. And the Chingiz khans dynasty is actually Turkic dynasty, something confusing here. Current Mongolia established very very later, before, period of Chingiz khan is supposed to be “mogol” not “mongol”, so mogol is also old Turkic language (Kazakh Turkic)

[@Dsxhrjvd]

@@abduzhappar not this again🤦‍♀️

[@wolf-man-bear-pig-torque]

Just a nerdy comment. I heard on a talk (here on YT) from Prof. Hyun Jin Kim of U. of Melbourne, that the Mongol tribes were kinda like a gathering of people who interacted long with each other, be it related or non-related (some being not of Mongol background), and they came together to set off on specific missions such as to gain more range of land or resource gathering or even to settle disputes, but the group would loosen up after that mission ended. The tribe would adopt a name of the mission’s leader as the name for their gathering. Overtime, things got more organized and static, and we get to where we were in history. It’s likely many steppe peoples had this similar development.

[@normanbraslow7902]

They forgot to put my son on it. One look at him when when he is annoyed, you see Genghis incarnate.

[@bluejayden715]

27th great grandson of Genghis Khan through his grandson Batu Khan, or through his son Jochi Khan.!

[@georgepats1168]

Bruh his family tree is the majority of humanity,real Tengri moment

[@ninonysoft6865]

You know I was looking for who is Genghis Khan's living descendent today, only to realize 10% of the world is...

[@Loksog47]

Wonderful narration! 👌

[@godemperorofmankind3.091]

Please do Who is the most senior heir to Charlemagne if we use either male only or male preference primogeniture.

[@davidjacobs8558]

Koryo Dynasty royal Wang clan intermarried with Mongol princesses for generations. However, the subsequent Joseon Dynasty royal Rhee clan killed all (well, almost all) Wang clans once they took over the Kingdom. So, there aren't that many Ghenghis Khan's decendants in Korea.

[@YourLocalBSS_BasicBee]

3:09 that's clearly a second cousin connection between Khabul and Ambaghai.

[@rcknross]

great narration, and script

[@RemoveChink]

The Script adopted by Chinggis Khaan IS the traditional script used today.

[@ycantiusegeorgiantextforhandle]

Would be cool to see a video on who would be king today in post-colonial countries.

[@gostavoadolfos2023]

Great work however you forgot prince Jao Henrique the pretender to the Brazilian throne, his mom is the Egyptian princess Fatimah Tousson born Fatimah Schirine and the house of Schirine is descendant of the khans of the Golden Horde.

[@theproductionz]

Mughals are Sons of Amir Taimur 👑⚔️💯🔥 Proud to be Mughal🇵🇰🥰

[@theeuropeanperspective3391]

Excellent, thanks!

[@Zitrusfrucht88]

pretty interresting!

[@Xastor994]

"A blue wolf took as his spouse a fallow doe. They settled at the head of the Onon river to raise their offspring, and there were born the Mongols." Who knows, knows

[@IslamBou-eo5xt]

Wow , can't believe that Mongols are descendants of animals

[@runedudez]

The link in the description to Rehman's channel actually goes to Jack Rackham's channel.

[@UsefulCharts]

Fixed it.

[@afrikasmith1049]

I could barely keep up with everyone and I know it's a thousand times more complicated do to how many children Genghis had.

[@thomasdixon4373]

Awesome, thx for the remake

[@Taegyn_Artemis]

“As happens with prophecies written years after they occurred” 😂 😂

[@golammustafa7989]

So,Basically Genghis Khan’s desendents had the thrones of 1/3 of the world.

[@the2ndcoming135]

🥉

[@merckmaguddayao6814]

Genghis Khan has a living descendant in the Philippines. Her name is Odette Khan.

[@zariyahleviste9315]

Are you sure? I didn't know that

[@merckmaguddayao6814]

@@zariyahleviste9315 Yes, she is a very talented character actress.

[@DwDiablo3]

Khabul Khan sounds like a character from Mortal Kombat

[@pieselpoloniae]

No way, he putted half of Eurasia into a chart!

[@AdamFerrari64]

As Shatner said in Star Trek : “KHAAAAAAAAN!”

[@chigat]

I'm from Turkey and my name is Çağatay which is the son of Cengiz Han 😄 In Turkey we claim Cengiz Han as a Turk and they teach us that way in history classes. So we have male names as Cengiz Han and his family.

[@abduzhappar]

Actually Chingiz khan is TÜRK, here is little confusing in description. If look at the all names in Chingiz Khans dynasty, you see the Turkic names

[@seabap5673]

@@abduzhappar if he’s a Turk why’d he make the mongol empire and not Turkic empire ? why did he speak Mongolian? why did he live in Mongolia?

[@123Sunwell]

Saying them sharing the same ancestry would be more accurate. Some of the tribes in the steppes were of Turkic lieange and spoke Turkic language, such as the Naimans, the Kereits, and the Tatars, and some of their people were absorbed into Genghis Kahn's unified Mongolian state. The Turks here isn't neccesarily refering to the modern-day Turkey by the Mediterranean, but of more ancient peoples residing in Central Asia. Later on, as Mongol Empire went declined, their culture was not superior than the local ones. The Mongols within the territories of Golden Horde and Chagatai Khanate gradually adopted the local Turkic and Islamic culture, eventually becoming the Turco-Mongols. Timur, also known as Tamerlane, was one of them. He was originated from the divided Chagatai Khanate at the time.

[@yerlocalpeanutdealer795]

@@abduzhappar My guy, his family are Mongolian and are descendants of the Yarlung Dynasty.

[@TrueMcSunshine]

sultan Suleiman the Magnificent mother is a descendent of Genghis Khan

[@kh.abdulrehman]

Is the recent video removed?? Where did it go suddenly while playing??

[@kweejibodali3078]

i have always been fascinated by the history of the Mongols and have recently found out that though i am not related to them, i am supposedly related to the Song of China, that the Mongols decimated and replaced with their Yuan Dynasty. all Song were supposedly annihilated, the last heir gave up his claim and lived in Tibet ( hoping to stay alive ) but unfortunately was assassinated in the end. however, as there were over 800 members of the Song, many children, and cousins, etc. and doubtful that invaders could keep track of every Song cousin. ( one of the advantages of many wives and concubines ) at any rate, my ancestor supposedly escaped to southern china, to live for many generations.

[@davidjacobs8558]

Song was their state name not their family name. last name of Song Imperial house was Zhào.

[@jordanfalkowski6924]

Vvtf parachutes and gunshots, hotels and carlots, umbelievable plts

[@mayoite160]

16 million men today: you know i'm something of a khan myself

[@biosaari]

I'd love to hear something on who would be the khan today.

[@natorixed7064]

Cool!

[@Valkorion9872]

YESSSS!

[@HistoryandHeadlines]

Who is your favorite member of Genghis Khan's family? What do you consider the family's greatest accomplishment? Also, I predict that this channel will pass 1 million subscribers soon! ;)

[@shambhav9534]

I predict you'll get 11 likes soon.

[@shambhav9534]

You've gotten 11 likes now because I liked when you had 10 likes. What a prediction from me, right?

[@lightyagami3492]

I don't have a favorite member of the family in particular but i would have to say the familiy's greatest achievement was establishing the Yuan dynasty in China. Imagine how different world history would of been had the Chinese emperor killed Ghengis Khan's great grandfather when he had the chance....

[@the2ndcoming135]

Myself. Because it connects my German bag in a more husky manner.

[@youknowmyfirstlastname3206]

Yep I'm from temurali tribe which branch of barlos tribe, I don't look like Mongolian or kazakhs. Barlos tribe moved to Uzbekistan recently near chuya, navoi region, and mirza mirzachul region.

[@maroonknight]

But that just the child of Genghis Khan on his chief wife right? Didn't Genghis Khan have many wives. Who knows where his other descendant are right now.

[@TheGrinbery]

I mean I get the meme of all humanity being khan's decendends but GOD DANG

[@talcono4476]

Very very minor quibble but the capital of the Jurchen Jin wasn't modern-day Beijing until 1153. Are we sure that's where Taizong invited Khabul Khan?

[@RandomLorence]

FUN FACT: The Progenitor of Genghis Khan's Family is Tri Tokjé Tongsten, who was a tibetan king, so he can be traced to the line of succession of the Tibetan Kings (up to Nyatri Tsempo)

[@shahenshahkhurram711]

Actually its non-biological

[@RandomLorence]

@@shahenshahkhurram711 idk found that on Wikipedia

[@shahenshahkhurram711]

@@RandomLorence well It's on google and that's not correct they make any non-bloodline peoples as their heirs but give me link, if saw in wiki

[@RandomLorence]

@@shahenshahkhurram711 Wikipedia: Tengri Khan (note that it does state to not have a source on wiki as well)

[@shahenshahkhurram711]

@@RandomLorence Actually it’s not a Tengri Khan he was a Borte Chino the wolf and Gua merel the dear in Mongol mythology, and actually fake tengri khan show namri sonstens descent it’s actually error in google ❌

[@nloubriel2336]

Toroi Bandi too? The Robin Hood of Mongolia? 😯

[@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714]

Batu and Ogedai are ones I know much better than Kublai.

[@myhonestreaction6217]

IM BATU KHAN

[@Nomunaa1206]

Thanks for pronouncing his name right.

[@yanstein8464]

0:58 eeriry enough, that's exactly the way it's pronounced in russian

[@the2ndcoming135]

Yeah man. You got it. That’s that young bul vibes😅

[@millsy7399]

What website or app can u make these family charts if I want to make one, please???

[@Monarchia_Irlandzka]

Can you make video about O'Byrnes?

[@karllsonberglund8161]

Genghis Khan had a sister named Temüülin It's like Temüüjin but instead of an J it's an L

[@HBlaine]

is there any brunei monarh family tree? thanks in advance

[@Iranjahan-g7f]

تموچین، در واقع یک منجی بوده، هر. چند وقت باید بر اساس زمان، با قدرت ماورایی خدا، یک منجی فرستاده شود البته نظر خودم تیمور لنگ بوده، چون قبری برای تموچین پیدا نشده و آدمای که میگن از نسل تموچین هستیم همشون از کشتن آدم بدشون میاد و خیلی زیاد ریاکار و حیله گر و ریاکارند، اما تیمور مثل مرد و مثل آب خوردن آدم میکشته و همیشه پیروز بوده و امکان نداشته انتقام نگیره(تویه جهان همه باهم شدند که دوباره تیمور تکرار نشود و خودش هم گفته روزیکه من از خاک برآرم دنیایی به خود خواهد لرزید، تاریخ رو زیاد دستکاری کردند بعداز جنگهای جهانی)

[@axolotl-guy9801]

Was the last Emir of Bukhara really a desecntant of Ghenghis Khan? I mean he was a mongol for shure, but wikipedia (I know one shouldn't use wikipedia as a main source) states that he wasn't descentant of him. I also couldn't find any other sources.

[@OrgulhosoPortugal]

Everyone in Central Asia is descendant from Genghis Khan, especially the Royalty

[@sallyjones5391]

Who Would Be Emperor/Khagan of Mongolia Today?