This man, whose birth name was Temujin, was succeeded by his son Ogedei and grandson Batu.
This ruler executed an enemy by pouring molten silver onto his head, following a tradition that prevented the spilling of royal blood onto the ground; that same tradition caused this man to break the back of his rival Jamukha. This man was born grasping a blood clot according to a (*) Secret History of this man's people. This creator of the Yasa law code defeated the Khwarazmian Empire with help from generals like Jebe and Subutai. This man, whose birth name was Temujin, was succeeded by his son Ogedei and grandson Batu. For 10 points, name this ruler who united several steppe tribes to create the Mongol Empire, a great "Khan."
This ruler executed an enemy by pouring molten silver onto his head, following a tradition that prevented the spilling of royal blood onto the ground; that same tradition caused this man to break the back of his rival Jamukha.
Genghis Khan (accept Temujin before mention; accept Chinggis Khan)