Did Genghis Khan really ask Qiu Chuji how to keep fit and live longer in his later years?

Genghis Khan really asked, and he hoped that he could live a long life. In fact, ancient monarchs hoped that they would never die, because they did not believe that others could have their ability to govern a country well. They feel that they are irreplaceable, even for the people. They want to live longer, but there is no such panacea in this world.

Qiu Chuji is a real person in history. He is the founder of Quanzhen religion and has made great achievements in literature, medicine and health care. He is also a powerful thinker who can convince most people who communicate with him. Genghis Khan also heard about Qiu Chuji. He thought he was a great man and wanted to communicate with him.

Because Genghis Khan was 60 years old at that time, and the medical conditions at that time were not good, basically he would not live for a few years to 60 years old. Genghis Khan didn't want to die so soon. He still has a lot of unfinished business, just like Qin Shihuang, eager to find a way to live forever. He heard that Qiu Chuji was proficient in keeping in good health, so he wrote to Qiu Chuji again and again, hoping that he could come to his side and teach himself how to keep in good health. Finally, Qiu Chuji was moved by Genghis Khan's sincerity and took his disciples all the way west. After experiencing all kinds of difficulties on the road, he finally met Genghis Khan.

The two great men hit it off at first sight. Although Genghis Khan was deeply disappointed that there was no secret recipe for immortality, he was still impressed by Qiu Daochang's demeanor and erudition. Qiu Chuji is good at changing the subject. He wants to let the general give up the idea of governing the country with violence and become benevolence and righteousness through his own words.