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The Genghis Khan, who built the foundation of the largest empire in human history spread over the Eurasian Shea continent. It is a historical epic novel, volume 3, which describes his life full of ups and downs and the lives of various heroes who met him. Over the hegemony of the Mongols, the conflict between Mr. Qat and Mr. Taichi Ishikari Out of the Temjin was getting more intense. Steller sea lion En Gilte, who is one of the leaders of Mr. Taichi Ishikari Out, visits an old man called Genou to help the fight against the Temjin at the suggestion of オルジャ who played the role of a strategist. Genou, who lives in the territory of the Kongilat tribe, was extremely energetic and led an elite force of 50 horsemen who moved freely. Genou promised to work for a hundred sheep at the request of Steller sea lion En Gilte. The Jamukha of Temjin and Mr. Jandalan saw the formidable power of 50 horsemen led by Genou in the fight against Mr. Taichi Ishikari. Kenzo KITAGATA was born in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture in 1947. Graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Chuo University. Debuted in the 』 of the Funeral Bell Harunari of 『 in 1981. Received the 4th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Newcomer Award at 『 Sleepless Night 』 in 1983. Received the 38th Nihon Mystery Writers Association Award in the Long Story category at 『 Thirst no Machi 』 in 1985. Received the 4th Renzaburo Shibata Award at 『 Hagun no Hoshi 』 in 1991. Received the 38th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award at 『 Yang Iesho 』 in 2004. Received the 9th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award at the Sleepless Night in in 1983. Received the 38th Nihon Mystery Writers Association Award in the Long Story category in the "Night Without Sleep" in 1980. Received the 38th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award in the "Yang Karei no Machi" in 1980. Received the 38th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award at the "Yang Karei-no-Machi" in 1980. Received the 38th Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award at the "Yang Karei-no-Machi" in 1980. Received the 05 07 Sangokushi 『 』 『 』 Funabashi 『 』 『 』 『 』 Shima Ryotaro Shi Ji Emperor Wu of Han