Why Is Genghis Khan Famous? | Learn English
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Genghis Khan: a true story for English listening practice. Learn English slowly with this tale told in simple English.
A hungry boy lay in a cold river at night while men searched the banks with lights.
The Onon river, the open Mongolian steppe, around the year 1162: a boy named Temüjin is born in a felt tent called a ger. You will follow him from the hungry years after his father Yesügei is poisoned, through his friendship and fight with Jamukha and the rescue of his wife Börte, to 1206, when he becomes Genghis Khan. Then the story goes to the war against the Jin empire, the cities of Bukhara and Samarkand, the meeting with the monk Qiu Chuji, and the hidden grave that nobody has found. Everything is told slowly in simple English for beginner to intermediate learners (A2-B1).
Inside This Story:
Follow one long English story from start to finish through slow, steady listening.
Hear useful words that are explained in the story: steppe, felt, collar, scribe.
The true story of how a poor boy from the steppe became Genghis Khan and built the largest land empire in history.
Made For:
Learners who improve through listening
People who like slow, relaxing practice
History lovers who want a real story from the past
Story Map:
00:00 Temüjin, the Boy by the Onon River
03:23 Börte, Poison and a Family Alone
05:13 Hunger, a Wooden Collar, a River Escape
07:35 Börte, Toghrul and Brother Jamukha
10:26 Chinggis Khan, Uyghur Letters and the Jin
13:34 Otrar, Bukhara and Samarkand Under Attack
16:34 Jalal ad-Din, Qiu Chuji and the Tanguts
19:54 Death, Ögedei and the Mongol Legacy
English by History teaches English through true stories from the past, with a new story every week.
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