Description acceptable. John Woods led an expedition to this location using funds from Maury Kravitz that claimed to have located it in a place called “Almsgivers’ Castle” or “The Red Rock.” That candidate for this location had earlier been rejected by Yomiuri Shimbun’s “Three Rivers” expedition. (-5[1])One tale claims that soldiers (-5[1])in this location, which is probably in a place whose name translates as “Great Taboo,” killed 2,000 slaves before being killed by another detachment of soldiers that later (-5[1])committed (*) suicide. (10[1])This location may have been (10[1])trampled (10[1])by 1,000 (10[1])horses (-5[1])or had (10[1]-5[1])a river (10[2])diverted (10[1])over (10[1])it so it would (10[1])not be found. (10[1]-5[1])This location is often (10[1])thought to be on Burkhan Khaldun (-5[1])in the Khentii mountains, (-5[1])a spiritual site of Tengriism. (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, name this current location of the creator of the Mongol (10[1])Empire. (10[1])■END■ (10[8]0[2])