Genghis Khan's Yuan Dynasty was the stupidest dynasty in Chinese history. At that time, China was ruled by a bunch of animals! It was destroyed in just over 90 years!

Yes, I recommend " Mongol War " to you. It's about a modern man who traveled to the Mongol tribes before the Yuan Dynasty and helped Genghis Khan conquer the world. I believe you will like it. I hope you like my recommendation.

In ancient Chinese history, there were some dynasties with the surname Lin, such as: 1 Lin Qi: Lin Qi was the founder of Nanliang during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. His father was Lin Fang, a minister of Emperor Wu of Liang. During his reign, Lin Qi devoted himself to improving the political system, strengthening military defense, and developing the economy, which laid the foundation for the prosperity and development of Nanliang. 2. Lin Yi: Lin Yi was a minister of the Tang Dynasty. He once held important positions such as prime minister. He was knowledgeable and talented, and was deeply loved and trusted by Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty. 3. Lin Kui: Lin Kui was a writer of the Song Dynasty. His representative works include Song of Everlasting Sorrow. His poems were fresh and refined, and his writing style was beautiful. He was known as one of the "Four Scholars of Sumen". In addition, there were also some other dynasties and figures with the surname Lin, such as Lin Ruhai and Lin Qingbiao in the Ming Dynasty and Lin Zexu in the Qing Dynasty.

The Western Jin Dynasty was a short-lived dynasty in Chinese history. It was founded in 265 AD and ended in 316 AD. Its reign lasted only 50 years. Its demise was due to a series of political, military, economic and cultural factors, which caused the Western Jin Dynasty to gradually lose its ruling position and eventually led to the collapse of the empire. During the Western Jin Dynasty, the political system was relatively corrupt, and the power struggle within the ruling class became increasingly fierce. In addition, frequent wars and the chaos of diplomatic envoys also led to the exhaustion of the country's finances and the exhaustion of the army. These unfavorable factors caused the Western Jin Dynasty's rule to gradually lose stability and the political situation to deteriorate. In the Western Jin Dynasty, the economic center of gravity shifted southward, but at the same time, the southern region also experienced the effects of natural disasters and wars, leading to economic depression and poverty. In terms of culture, although there were some important cultural achievements such as poetry and calligraphy in the Western Jin Dynasty, with the social unrest and cultural stagnation, the cultural development of the Western Jin Dynasty fell into a dilemma. The destruction of the Western Jin Dynasty was inevitable. Although it only ruled for 50 years, it had a profound impact on Chinese history and became an important period in Chinese history.

The Yuan Dynasty history books did not refer to itself as China because the Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368) was a dynasty in Chinese history. Its territory included the Mongolian grasslands in the north and the Jiangnan area in the south. Although the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty often referred to China as "China", their history books and documents did not directly refer to themselves as China. On the contrary, historical records and documents of the Yuan Dynasty often used terms such as "Zhonghua" or "Tianxia" to refer to the entire region of China. For example, the first chapter of the History of the Yuan Dynasty begins with: "From the Yuan Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, officials such as the president of the court, the review, and the prison were called the Great Empire of China." The meaning of this sentence was that the Yuan Dynasty was a great empire established in the "China" region and thought that it was the ruler of the entire China region. Although the Yuan Dynasty history books did not directly refer to themselves as China, by using terms such as "China" or "the world", the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty tried to show that their rule covered the entire Chinese region, which was also one of the common political propaganda strategies in Chinese history.

Genghis Khan was a famous military commander and politician in Chinese history. After he unified Mongolia, he continued to promote the development of the Mongol Empire until his death. However, due to the complexity of historical and political backgrounds, many novels and online novels might leave out the plot after Genghis Khan unified Mongolia or limit the plot to a specific period or event. Genghis Khan's complete works should be written about his unification of the Yuan Dynasty. This is a very important plot that shows Genghis Khan's strategic vision and leadership ability, and also reflects the development and changes of the Mongol Empire. However, in the process of writing, the author needed to take into account the complexity of the historical and political background to ensure the cohesiveness and rationality of the plot.

Definitely. Genghis Khan was a real historical figure, and his deeds and conquests have been studied and recorded by historians. However, some details might have been embellished or simplified over time.

The Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368) was a unified dynasty in Chinese history. Its history can be roughly divided into three periods: the early Yuan Dynasty, the middle period, and the late period. During the early Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1301), Genghis Khan established the Mongol Empire, which included China, Russia, Central Asia, and Europe. This period was the period of the rise and expansion of the Mongol Empire, and it was also the period of the Mongol steppe in Chinese history. In the middle period (1301 - 1368), Kublai Khan, the son of Genghis Khan, succeeded to the throne and unified the Mongol Empire, establishing a central Yuan Dynasty. Kublai Khan implemented a series of reforms and policies, such as weakening the power of the nobles, unifying the currency, and establishing the imperial examination system, which made the country more stable and prosperous. In the later period (1368 - 1402), the peasant war broke out at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang led the uprising and defeated Prince Xiaoming, establishing the Ming Dynasty and destroying the Yuan Dynasty. During the Ming Dynasty, the country gradually became strong and carried out a series of reforms and constructions, such as the construction of the Great Wall, the development of agriculture, and the promotion of culture. It was one of the important periods of China's feudal society. In general, the Yuan Dynasty was an important dynasty in Chinese history. Its history experienced the rise of the Mongol Empire, the establishment of the central power, the development of grassland culture, the outbreak of the peasant war, the establishment and decline of the Ming Dynasty, and many other stages. It had a profound impact on Chinese history and culture.

The main forms of literature in the Song and Yuan Dynasties included novels, essays, poems, Ci, Fu, etc. In terms of novels, there were many famous novels in the Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty, such as Water Margins, Journey to the West, Dream of the Red Chamber, etc. These novels were featured by the twists and turns of the plot, the rich characters, and the vivid language. They were an important part of Chinese literature. In terms of prose, the achievements of the Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty were also very high. Prose was one of the most important forms of ancient Chinese literature. His famous prose works included The Analects of Confucius, Mencius, Tao Te Ching, etc. In terms of poetry, the artistic form of poetry in the Song and Yuan Dynasties continued to develop, producing many outstanding poets and works. His famous poems included "Ascending the Mountain","Happy Rain on a Spring Night","Difficult Journey", etc. In terms of Ci, the Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty had the Ci brand, and many famous Ci writers and works appeared, such as Su Shi's "Shuidiao Ge Tou" and Xin Qiji's "Sapphire Case·Yuanxi". In the Song and Yuan dynasties, the forms of Fu were more diverse. There were long Fu, short Fu and short songs. His famous works include "Ode to the Red Cliff" and "Li Sao". These works had a far-reaching impact on the history of Chinese culture and made important contributions to the development and prosperity of Chinese literature.

This question was a little difficult to answer because " stupid " was a relative concept. Different people might have different meanings of " stupid." Moreover, there was no unified standard in Chinese history to evaluate whether a person was "stupid" or not. However, if there were people in Chinese history who were more "stupid", then some people might think of some historical fools or idiots, such as: - Although the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty unified the six countries, he was too superstitious and did not listen to the advice of his strategists, which led to the end of the Qin Dynasty. - Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty implemented many cruel policies that made life very difficult for the people. At the same time, he was also an autocratic emperor who often ignored the suggestions of others. - Although Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty ruled for 64 years, under his rule, social productivity was greatly restricted, and his cultural policy also had some defects. Of course, these people were not the most "stupid" people in Chinese history. They were just compared to other historical figures.

There were many TV dramas and movies with historical topics in the Yuan Dynasty. The more famous ones were " Iron Cavalry Golden Spear,"" The Mongol King,"" Genghis Khan," and so on. " Iron Cavalry Golden Dagger " was a TV series set in the history of the Yuan Dynasty. It narrated the establishment, development, destruction, and a series of historical events of the Yuan Dynasty. " Genghis Khan " was a TV series about the life story of Genghis Khan and his descendants. It mainly talked about Genghis Khan's status and influence in the Golden Family. After reading it, Genghis Khan could consider reading books about the history of the Yuan Dynasty, such as Kublai Khan, Yuan History, Yuan History, etc., to have a deeper understanding of the history and characters of the Yuan Dynasty. In addition, you can also enjoy some historical documentaries or movies such as "The Mongol Empire" and "The Rise of the Chinese Empire" to understand the history of the Yuan Dynasty in a more intuitive way.