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Temüjin and the Naiman Conflict
Around 1199, Temüjin's expanding power alarmed the Naiman to the west, intensifying friction;…
Timeline
- c. 1199Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeAfter Temüjin absorbed neighboring tribes, the Naiman heightened their vigilance, and a military standoff developed on the western steppe.
- c. 1199Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeFrictions and small-scale clashes broke out between subject groups in border pasturelands, bringing the dispute into the open as both alliances mobilized their forces.
- c. 1199Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeThe Naiman still held the western advantage while Temüjin continued integrating the eastern and central tribes, accumulating strength for the coming full-scale war.
Sources
- 《蒙古秘史》
- Genghis Khan: His Life and Legacy — Paul Ratchnevsky (1991)