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Temüjin's steppe unification process
By around 1200, Temüjin had largely controlled the eastern and central tribes of the Mongolian Plateau, becoming the steppe's most powerful single le…
Timeline
- c. 1191–1195Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeTemüjin consolidated his core followers around the Onon River, gradually defeating or absorbing neighboring small tribes and establishing a secure base.
- c. 1196–1199Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeThrough alliance and war he successively weakened the Tatars, Merkits, Jamukha, and Kereit, reshaping the balance of power on the steppe.
- c. 1200Mongolian steppe · Mongolian steppeBy around 1200, Temüjin controlled most of the Mongolian Plateau's grazing lands, tribes successively submitted, and the unification process made decisive progress.
Sources
- 《蒙古秘史》
- Genghis Khan: His Life and Legacy — Paul Ratchnevsky (1991)