Chapter 467: Genghis Khan
The next morning, I caught the earliest flight, and when I arrived in Hulunbuir, it was already more than ten o'clock in the morning.
After getting in the car, we arrived at a luxurious hotel after another ten minutes. As soon as I entered the hotel, I sat on the sofa at once, An Xiangfei brought some fruit, and I unceremoniously picked up an apple and nibbled on it, because I was a little tired along the way.
"Have you had breakfast?" An Xiangfei asked softly,
"Don't eat to lose weight." I nibbled on the apple without saying much.
"I know what brought you over this time." At this time, there was a calm voice in his ears.
"Yes, if it's correct, it's the last tomb, you've found it." I glanced up at An Xiangfei and Mu Xiu. Seeing the two of them smiling at me, it was very lewd.
"What are you laughing at, be careful of this girl hitting people." I said, waving my fist.
"I didn't laugh at you, the apple pomace left on your face." An Xiangfei pointed to my face, and I quickly touched it with my hand, and sure enough, there was apple pomace left on my face that I had just eaten an apple and didn't pay attention to it.
"That's right, An Xiangfei and I searched for three days, and finally found this tomb according to the marks on the ancient map." Makushu said and took a sip of water.
"And then?" I asked.
"Then, after we went to the field to see, we found that we analyzed it well some time ago, although this tomb is above the dragon vein, but the other eight feng shui acupuncture points have been destroyed by us, so the feng shui of this tomb has deteriorated sharply, so we are in a hurry and difficult this time, you have a mental preparation." Makushu said solemnly.
"Well, I see, when are we leaving?" I asked
"Tomorrow morning." Shogunate.
"Eh, Liangxi, guess who our tomb owner is this time?" An Xiangfei suddenly asked me with a smile on his face, not wanting to be as serious as Mu Xiu at all.
"How do I know. But it must be a high-ranking nobleman. I shook my head.
"Nonsense, the people who can be buried at the head of the dragon vein in Kyushu are definitely not ordinary people. Tell you not to be scared. An Xiangfei's words aroused my curiosity, the fights we have played in the past year or so are all great figures in history, and I haven't seen An Xiangfei so excited.
"Whose is it?"
"A generation of Tianjiao, only know how to bend the bow and shoot the eagle eagle......" An Xiangfei gestured with a bow and archery.
"Genghis Khan." I said in surprise.
"You guessed it." An Xiangfei said with a smile.
I'm tired, I want to know that this Genghis Khan's original name is only a catty? Temujin, Khan of the Mongol Empire, was nicknamed "Genghis Khan", which means "the great chief with the four sides of the sea". He is an outstanding zhengzhi and military strategist in the history of the world. 1. Born in the upper reaches of the Nan River in the Mobei grassland, he was named Temujin. The Great Mongolian State was established, and since then it has launched many wars of foreign conquest, conquering the Black Sea coast of Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Died during the conquest of Western Xia. To October of the second year of the Yuan Dynasty, Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan dynasty, posthumously honored the temple number of Genghis Khan as the Taizu, to the third year of the Yuan Dynasty, the temple was completed, and the temple number was respected, and the ancestor of the Yuan dynasty posthumously honored Genghis Khan as the Emperor of Shengwu.
Genghis Khan was undoubtedly an outstanding organizer and a strategist who was "deep and strategic, and used his troops like a god". His talent is by no means limited to what Maozedong said, "only knowing how to bend the bow and shoot the eagle". He organized the loose Mongols—and all the nomads—into a united, fierce and warlike army. As a commander-in-chief, he is not only a brave general, but also a wise general. He has a vision of the big picture, tactics and strategies, and is adept at using espionage and diplomacy to divide the enemy. Outside the battlefield, as Grusse points out, although Genghis Khan was illiterate all his life, he was able to accept the advice of advisors from the civilized world, such as Tata Tonga, Yelu Chucai, and Yaravachi and his sons, to break through the original cultural limitations of the Mongols, not only to transform the Mongols from urban destroyers to protectors, but also to establish a regular administrative system for the settled areas they conquered, and to accommodate different religions and cultures, so that his vast empire of both nomads and sedentary peoples could be placed on a stable basis.
Genghis Khan was also adept at using the power of religion. In the seventh century, the great Arab conquests were largely driven by Islamic religious fanaticism, and a similar force was behind the Mongol conquests. The Mongols believe that the Immortal Heaven is the supreme Lord of the universe. Genghis Khan's skillful use of shamanism not only convinced the Mongols that he was ruled by the love of the Immortals, but also infected them with religious fanaticism, convinced that the Mongols were destined to conquer the world "by the power of the Immortals". Volnadsky described the Mongol conquest as an "explosion of the mind," and Genghis Khan was the inspiration for this outburst.
In a recent study, Genghis Khan was called the "greenest" monarch in history, citing the fact that his reign led to numerous foreign wars and a sharp decline in the population of Eurasia, but because of this, large tracts of arable land were turned back into forests, greatly reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
According to foreign media reports, researchers from the Carnegie Institution in the United States conducted this study, and they believe that Genghis Khan led the Mongol army to launch several wars of foreign conquest during the 13th and 14th centuries, conquering vast areas such as the Black Sea coast in West Asia and Central Europe, and creating the vast Mongol Empire. At the same time, due to the shrinking population, arable land has been turned back into forests, reducing about 700 million tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, which can be said to be a "big contributor" to slowing down global warming. While Genghis Khan's approach may be difficult for environmentalists to accept, ecologists believe it may be a historical success story in the fight against global warming. Genghis Khan
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Julia Ponggratz of the Global Ecology Division at the Carnegie Institution in the United States led the implementation of the study. "It is widely believed that the destruction of the climate began with the large-scale use of coal, oil and other fuels in the industrial age, and in fact the entire history of human culture has been a process of destroying the earth's ecology," she said. Agrarian cultures began destroying the earth's vegetation thousands of years ago, turning carbon dioxide-absorbing forests into arable land. ”
The Mongol invasion resulted in the absorption of 700 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, roughly equivalent to the total amount of carbon dioxide produced by gasoline use in the world today. The study also estimated the environmental impact of other events involving mass deaths, such as the Black Death in Europe, the fall of the Ming Dynasty in China, and the European conquest of the Americas. These events also played a role in returning farmland to forests, but none of them could be compared with the "effect" achieved by Genghis Khan. "During short-term events like the Black Death and the fall of the Ming Dynasty, the restored forests are not enough to absorb the carbon dioxide emitted by decaying material in the soil," Pengeraz explained. The Mongol invasion process chijiu, so there was plenty of time for the forest to grow back and absorb a lot of carbon dioxide. ”
Genghis Khan was one of the most conquering and thoughtful conquerors in history, and it was clearly not intentional that his campaign would help absorb carbon dioxide. Pongratz hopes that her research will change the way future historians think about our environmental impacts. "Based on the knowledge gained in the past, we are now making new land-use decisions to reduce the impact on the climate and the carbon cycle," she said. ”
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