Has anyone found the tomb of ganghis khan?

@chummer
Are you jack weatherford, or am I missing something.

@wolfCR The book was recommended to me years ago, and I've probably recommended this book more than any other nonfiction work: it hits the sweet spot of examining a compelling and hugely influential subject under a different lens, well-researched and written well.

He was a masterful commander and, as the book lays out, extraordinarily progressive which is a side not many are aware of.

I wish I had the ability to write a book like that, but I have neither the subject matter expertise nor the ability.

Ah I see. So you just copy pasted a summary.

You should get your eyes checked, @wolfCR - they are important concepts and recurring themes throughout the book and are especially memorable because they run counter to the commonly held image of Genghis Khan.

You should read the book - there's a reason why I hold it in such high esteem.

Yeah, I found it in my back garden yesterday

Way more likely to be in some random pyramid than a Wrens nest anyway...

“One of the better biographies I’ve written”
Does that or does that not say you are jack weatherford?
@chummer

m.youtube.com/watch?v=xeXG9-wyzw0

All I know is from this song <3

What many people never know is he had a son...

m.youtube.com/watch?v=IzhhRj4UAO8

@potatothing would you like to join the squadron?

#16 I beg to differ, the Mongols most likely gave him an open sky burial, as this was in accordance with their pagan beliefs and their burial tradition of that time.
So it's not unlikely that some Wren has been nesting on or near his burial ground.