Genghis Khan

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Genghis Khan is portrayed as a complex figure in history, simultaneously viewed as a ruthless conqueror and a revered national hero. While many cultures see him as a brutal oppressor responsible for countless deaths, in Mongolia, he is celebrated as the father of the nation, and in China, as a dynastic founder. His mausoleum in Inner Mongolia attracts worshippers seeking blessings, highlighting the paradox of his legacy as both a feared military genius and a symbol of peace and reconciliation.