Temuchin, the second son of the Khan of the Wolf tribe, is only eleven, but his father died, the family was expelled by the tribe and seemed doomed to death without food and shelter. In the vast expanses of the Mongolian plains, the boy will have to grow up early, learning to withstand both people and the elements. As Temujin watched his family absorb outsiders and grow in strength, he saw a powerful future in uniting the warring tribes. He is destined to do this. He will become the true ruler of the sea of grass, Genghis Khan. For centuries, the tribes were at war with each other. Now, under Genghis Khan - a man who lives for battle and blood - they have united into one nation. His army terrifies the enemy, the number of his horsemen grows, his lust for power grows, and the legend about him grows stronger. On the way is the arrogant city of Yanjing, whose high walls are destined to experience the frantic audacity of Genghis Khan’s army, his stubbornness, before which the emperor himself will be forced to kneel.