Brief introduction of Mongolian origin

1, the origin of Mongols, most people think that it comes from Donghu, a nomadic people at the same time as Xiongnu. In the 4th century AD, a Xianbei people living in the west of Xing 'an Mountains was called "Shiwei". The title of "Mongolia" was first seen in Old Tang Shu. At this time, they are called "Wu Meng Shiwei" and "Wu Meng", which is the earliest record of Mongolia in historical documents. At this time, Mongolia was still a member of the ten ministries.

2. In the12nd century, with the development of Muwu Shiwei, the number of clans and people gradually increased, and they were distributed in places such as Krulun River, Enong River and Kent Mountain. In the ninth century, with the southward migration of the Tsogasi people, the Uighurs were forced to move westward, and the ancestors of the Mongols took advantage of the situation to move into the Mobei grassland on a large scale and gradually developed and expanded.

3. The ancestors of the Mongols gradually formed several huge tribes, the most famous of which are Qiu Yan, Zadalan, Taiji and Wuliangye. And the Tatar tribe in Lake Belga and the Meiere Begging Department in the Selenger River Basin.

4./kloc-in the 0/2nd century, Genghis Khan, a generation of tianjiao, rose up, gradually unified all the Mongolian ministries and conquered almost all the nomadic peoples located in today's northeast, Mongolian grasslands and even parts of Siberia. In A.D. 1206, Temujin was elected as the Great Khan of Mongolia and Genghis Khan at the Hurriletai Conference, and the regime of the Mongolian khanate was established. With the establishment of the Mongolian khanate, the territory it occupied was called the Mongolian region, and the nomadic people under it were also collectively called Mongols, and the Mongols were fully formed.