The Mongolian King

The young Temujin followed his father, the leader of the Qiyan tribe Yesugei (Ba Sen) In order to settle the grievances with the enemy Merggar, Yesugei hoped that his son would choose the daughter of Merggar as his wife, but Temujin chose Borte, the daughter of the leader of the Hongjira tribe, and promised to come and marry him in five years. On the way back, Yesugei died of poisoned wine by the enemy Tatar people, and the tribe's cattle, horses and herdsmen were also captured by the traitors. Temujin has experienced hardships in life since he was a boy. While wandering around with his mother, he avoided being pursued by his enemies. The grown-up Temujin (played by Tadanobu Asano) still lives in the shadow of swords and swords. Even though he is precarious, he still remembers the agreement with Borte, and finally marries Borte (played by Khulan Chuluun) back home, and his life begins to turn around. However, a disaster followed, and Mier begged someone to avenge his past hatred, shot and wounded Temujin, and captured Borte. Temujin, who recovered from his injury, had no choice but to turn to his friend Jamuka (played by Sun Honglei)... The film won 11 awards at international film festivals, including the Best Supporting Actor Award at the 2008 Asian Film Festival (played by Sun Honglei), the Best Costume Design and the Best Sound Effects at the 2007 Russian Golden Eagle Film Festival.