Mongolian originated and Mongolian tribes during the period of Chingish domination

One of the most important events in world history is the activities of Chingis Khan (1206-1227), the leader of the Mongols, and the events that developed due to him. The Mongols, who were organized thanks to the rare leadership qualities of Chingis Khan, who transformed the idea of dominating the world into an ideal with the power he received from God, succeeded in subordinating the tribes that were many times larger than themselves in a very short time. Thus, they ruled over vast geographies, most of which they had never known until that time, and united these tribes under an empire and became the establishment of a new order in the world. XIII. In the 16th century, there were many tribes, large and small, in Mongolia and the surrounding geography. While most of these tribes acted politically independently, the tribe leaders constantly struggled to gain superiority over each other. When Chingis Khan emerged, Merkits, Kereyites and Naymans were in their hands in this region. In addition to these, tribes such as Celayirs, Öngüts, Suldus, Kongırats and Tumats were also living in the region. With his superior military skills, Chingis Khan struggled with these tribes that were in constant competition, and in a short time he managed to establish a great empire by gathering them all under one flag. The thesis consists of three parts in total and XIII. Information will be given about the tribes and tribes, Kalmyks, Onguts, Celayirs, Tumats, Naymaks and Merkits in century Turkestan. In this study, according to the information given by the available sources, it has been tried to give information about the dates in the period of Chingis Khan by referring to the historical origins of the Mongol and Mongolized tribes. Of course, the information given will be clearer and more specific with the sources that have emerged over time