Gen‧ghis Khan /ˌdʒeŋɡəs ˈkɑːn, ˌdʒeŋɡɪs ˈkɑːn, ˌɡeŋ-/
someone who has very right-wing political opinions is sometimes humorously described as being ‘to the right of Genghis Khan’. Genghis Khan (?1160–1227) was the ruler of the Mongol people in China, and a successful military and political leader. He took control of northern India and sent his armies as far west as the Black Sea. He is regarded as a very cruel leader.

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