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Temujin was given the name "Genghis Khan" meaning "Supreme Ruler." TRUE OR FALSE
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Temujin
was
given the name "Genghis Khan" meaning "Supreme Ruler."
TRUE OR FALSE

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False is the correct answer

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The answer to the above question is FALSE

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Genghis Khan's real name was “Temujin,” meaning “blacksmith.” The title Genghis Khan was not given to him until 1206 when he was declared the Mongol leader by the kurultai tribal council.

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