‘GENGHIS KHAN AFTER HIS DEATH’ IN THE MONGOLIAN SOCIAL LIFE

Temuchin, who assumed the title of “Genghis” (universal ruler) with a kurultay held in 1206, had the command of not only the Mongols but also many other people for twenty years. This commitment meant submission for the non-Mongol people rather than a voluntary dependence. However, for the Mongols that made the mentioned people out of nothing, Genghis Khan was almost a respectable master during his whole life. When it is the case, it was necessary to protect the valuable memory of the founder for continuation of the Mongolian public after his death. There are many things to say about the Mongolian social life after the death of Genghis Khan (1277). However, the thing intended to tell is actually the same as this heading that seems strange at first sight. With only one difference, the present study aims to determined the place of the name and heritage of Genghis, which has almost the same meaning as “basmala” for each Mongolian individual although he is not alive, on the Mongolian social life