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The House of Genghis Khan: A Historical Fiction Novel of Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire
You've heard his name. You know his conquests. But do you know his story?
Before Genghis Khan became the most powerful conqueror the world had ever seen, he was a son. A husband. A friend. A father.
The House of Genghis Khan takes you behind the legend — through the doors of the yurt, into the lives of the people who shaped the man history remembers.
Meet his mother, who fought to keep her family alive after his father's murder. Meet his wife Börte, whose strength and loyalty held the Khan together in his darkest moments. Walk alongside his blood brothers and his most trusted general. And witness the rise of his children — and the heartbreaking fate of his firstborn son, Jochi.
This is not just the story of conquest. It is a story
Betrayal hidden behind alliancesLove tested by war and distanceLoyalty that built an empireFamily bonds that even power could not protectSpanning generations — from the steppe childhood of a future Khan to the twilight of his dynasty — this epic saga of over 1,000 pages will immerse you completely in the world of the Mongol Empire.
A world of thunder, blood, and undying loyalty.
The House of Genghis Khan is the complete saga — for readers who want to truly understand the man behind the myth.
Before Genghis Khan became the most powerful conqueror the world had ever seen, he was a son. A husband. A friend. A father.
The House of Genghis Khan takes you behind the legend — through the doors of the yurt, into the lives of the people who shaped the man history remembers.
Meet his mother, who fought to keep her family alive after his father's murder. Meet his wife Börte, whose strength and loyalty held the Khan together in his darkest moments. Walk alongside his blood brothers and his most trusted general. And witness the rise of his children — and the heartbreaking fate of his firstborn son, Jochi.
This is not just the story of conquest. It is a story
Betrayal hidden behind alliancesLove tested by war and distanceLoyalty that built an empireFamily bonds that even power could not protectSpanning generations — from the steppe childhood of a future Khan to the twilight of his dynasty — this epic saga of over 1,000 pages will immerse you completely in the world of the Mongol Empire.
A world of thunder, blood, and undying loyalty.
The House of Genghis Khan is the complete saga — for readers who want to truly understand the man behind the myth.
1368 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 16, 2026
About the author
Dana White
23 books6 followersMy journey has been driven by an insatiable curiosity for ancient civilizations, compelling me to immerse myself in extensive research and study.
With a razor-sharp intellect and an unyielding thirst for knowledge, I delve deep into the narratives of bygone eras, from the magnificent legacies of ancient Greece to the enigmatic allure of ancient Egypt. Beyond the confines of academia, I transcend the role of mere historian, crafting compelling narratives that bridge the chasm between past, present, and future.
As a skilled storyteller, I breathe life into the annals of history, weaving together the threads of time to illuminate the enduring impact of knowledge and the timeless fascination of the past.
With a razor-sharp intellect and an unyielding thirst for knowledge, I delve deep into the narratives of bygone eras, from the magnificent legacies of ancient Greece to the enigmatic allure of ancient Egypt. Beyond the confines of academia, I transcend the role of mere historian, crafting compelling narratives that bridge the chasm between past, present, and future.
As a skilled storyteller, I breathe life into the annals of history, weaving together the threads of time to illuminate the enduring impact of knowledge and the timeless fascination of the past.
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April 18, 2026
Discover a 1,300-page novel for only $0.99—an engaging read you’re sure to enjoy.
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