Kublai Khan is the son of Tuo Lei, and Tuo Lei is the youngest son of Genghis Khan, and also his favorite and favorite son. It is said that Genghis Khan wanted to pass the throne to Tuo Lei, but because of Mongolian custom, the youngest son was a kitchen keeper and could not inherit the throne. Tuo Lei failed to sweat, and finally let his son inherit the position of Mongolian Khan.
Tuo Lei, the fourth son of Genghis Khan, was honored as "Ke Yan Na". Genghis Khan enfeoffed his son before his death. Tuo Lei lived with his parents and inherited his father's swimming buds. The pasture and the army are in a difficult and terrible green group. Genghis Khan left an army of about 65,438+029,000 people, most of whom were inherited by Tuo Lei. After the death of Genghis Khan 127, the second son, Wokuotai Bolzigit Banner, succeeded to the throne and Tuo Lei supervised the country. 132, led the army to defeat 8 jin j, and died on the way back to the army. After his son Boljijinmeng Gordonki, he caught up with the title of "Wu Yingdi" and the temple name was "Zong Rui". In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty, when Kublai Khan was in power in Borjigit Banner, he changed to Emperor Jingxiang. In the second year, "Benevolence and Holy Scenery" was added.
Genghis Khan, the fourth son of Tuo Lei, and He Tieni, the second son of Tuo Lei's wife Rousseau.
Bolzigjit Kim Kublai Khan, Mongolian, founder of the Yuan Dynasty. He is the fourth son of Torre, who is the supervisor of the country, Yuan Xianzong Mongodi. Mongolians are honored as "Snow Zen Khan", and when they were young, they were "ambitious and committed to the world". Kublai Khan established the Yuan Dynasty in Borzijit Banner, a vast and unified multi-ethnic country. During his reign, he established a provincial system, strengthened centralization, and gradually restored and developed social economy. He also sent troops to invade neighboring countries many times, but failed many times. Like his grandfather Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan is the founder of the glorious history of the Mongolian nation and an outstanding politician and strategist of the Mongolian people. After 35 years in office, he died in Dadu, Shengde, posthumous title, in January of 1294.