THE NOMADIC AND SETTLED CULTURAL TERRITORY OF THE GENGHIS KHAN'S MONGOLS MATCHES THE NOMADIC AND SETTLED CULTURAL TERRITORY OF THE ANCIENT XIONGNU
The biggest problem among historians studying Mongolian history is that they do not notice the relationship between the nomadic and settled cultures of Xiongnu and the Great Mongol. The concept of nomadic Mongol is very one-sided. In human history, any nomadic culture had its unique features formed as a result of their lifestyle. Just like this, there are five roads that central Asian Mongolian people migrated to eastern Asia, while Manchu and Chinese people moved into central Asia by three regular roads.
Mongolian nomadic culture is not like that of Romani people moving freely from one place to another without a certain route. No matter how powerful China and Manchu get they never could invade Mongolia by five roads and no matter how weak Mongolia becomes it always invaded the east through 5 roads. This is because the natural structure of Mongolia doesn’t allow Chinese and Manchu people to invade Mongolia through 5 roads.
When freshwater overflow takes place in central Asia it creates five rivers with five different colors and flows into eastern Asia. Therefore, five times five different Mongolians invaded the East to fight the battle of the five roads. On the other hand, Han and Manchu people invaded Mongolia three times by three roads but did not achieve the desired results. For this reason, they started to change their tactics and instead of trying to invade themselves, they used traitors among Mongolians to reach their goal. This happened twice in past history during the Yuan Dynasty and Qing Dynasty. In other words, this tactic to use Mongolian traitors against their brothers turned out to be very effective, and thus it has been used even today.
When Jamukha joined the war against Genghis Khan, he started his campaign from Alakhui Spring in eastern Mongolia, and on the way to Genghis Khan, he was gathering as many soldiers as possible and even reached Tannu-Ola Mountain. This confirms that Jamukha covered this vast area from the Onon River Basin to the Tannu-Ola Mountains through the activation of Pacific water sources located in this territory.
We can clearly see it from the route that Jamukha Khan used to reach Tannu-Ola Mountain using the basins of rivers that flow from the Pacific Ocean further into the mainland. So, this kind of breakthrough of the Pacific Ocean civilization into the mainland is always involved with China. Supporters of Jamukha Khan were Chinese people and they bestowed the title of Gur Khan upon him with the purpose to get his aid. Later, Wang Khan’s son Nilkha Sangum and Tayang Khan of Naiman tribe joined Jamukha Khan. Also, all descendants of Merkit Tribe joined Jamukha Khan’s coalition too.
Unfortunately, even today, historians still can’t see the difference between Genghis Khan and Jamukha Khan, which makes Mongolian study useless. It is ironic not to be able to see this difference between Genghis Khan and Chinese Jamukha Gur Khan after so many years of study. Because of it, the modern Mongolian Study is not progressing. As far as I know, historians studying Mongolian history are usually descendants of ocean civilization except for few historians like Russian historian Lev Gumilev and German scientists HULUT who are descendants of Xiongnu and Great Mongolia. If we could see the difference between nomadic and settled civilizations properly, a lot of historic events would become clear to us. In general, every culture started as a nomadic culture before they settled after some time. Therefore, seeing the nomadic culture as a constant phenomenon is wrong. As I mentioned before, this process, nomadic culture, happens before settling down. It means every nomadic culture ends with a process of settling.
But today I would like to introduce two kinds of nomadic and settled cultures: one is the nomadic and settled culture of the Golden Horde and the other one is the nomadic and settled cultures of the river basins. Thus, the nomadic Mongols of Genghis Khan in Central Asia migrated according to the Eternal Law of the Universe, creating a new settlement region for Genghis Khan's Mongols, which allowed for the formation of the Great Mongol Empire. In other words, the Great Mongolian expansion formed a new settlement territory for Genghis Khan’s Mongols.
Thus, Genghis Khan’s Mongolians lived by two different cultures, nomadic and settled. This is a new fact that I am introducing to Mongolian Studies for the first time. The widely accepted concept that Mongolian are nomadic people is not correct. Mongolians did not just live by nomadic culture also they lived by settled culture. In 1220, Genghis Khan started a new nomadic and settled culture of the Great Mongolians in the ancient basin of Paleo-Tethys ocean.
GENGHIS KHAN FREED FRESHWATER SOURCE
When freshwater sources started to open in the vast territory of Eurasia, the ocean civilization started to invade and settled in this territory. To stop this invasion and banish them, Genghis Khan launched his conquest with a single purpose: to stop the invasion of ocean civilization into Eurasia. Unfortunately, this conquest brought him a bad name, a killer, and a tyrant. Historians are still not able to see the core of this historical event and because of it, Genghis Khan's name is not cleared today. Thus, the vast territory of Eurasia, with its freshwater resources, was a region inhabited by ancient Mongols since ancient times, before the emergence of the Eastern Ocean Civilization.
That is why the ancient Chinese called the Mongols of Central Asia ancient people. In other words, the ancient Chinese recognized the people of the freshwater tortoises as Central Asian Mongols. But the Chinese land has long been called the inner land and its people inner people. Chinese people knew that the land of the Chinese, Manchus, Khori Tumed, Uighurs, and Tangud people was the land of the dragon that was a seabed in ancient times.
In this way, the eastern civilization is known as the inner people of the seabed from ancient times in human history. But the most important prohibition in ancient times was the migration of the inner people into the territory of the freshwater sources of central Asia. The name of the forbidden city which served as the capital city of the Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, and Yuan Dynasty symbolizes the meaning "Do Not Enter". In other words, people of ocean civilization are not allowed to settle further into the mainland. And from ancient times, the Mongols of Genghis Khan enforced this law forbidding the inner people to settle in the depth of inland until today.
Therefore, if the citizens of the forbidden city left the forbidden city and built cities to settle in Mongolia then they were immediately demolished by Mongols, and the Chinese were returned to the forbidden city. The same act was carried out in history to the west of the Great Mongol Empire, which gave the name of Tyrant and Killer to Genghis Khan. In the west, a few hundred years later after Alexander the Great and Attila the Hun, citizens of the western forbidden cities entered the ancient freshwater territories of Xiongnu and started to settle building cities and cultivating lands.
To stop this invasion, Genghis Khan started his western campaign and demolished cities, and banished its citizen. Exactly by stopping this invasion of ocean civilization into the freshwater territory of the ancient Xiongnu Genghis Khan could break the stagnant situation of European countries and started a new era of development in Europe.