In one legend, this figure’s vision of red blood on white snow led to him being castrated by the princess of the Red City. In one myth, a leader tells this figure’s father his dream about a white falcon clutching the moon, which represents this figure. A folktale by Suematsu Kenchō suggests that this figure was actually Minamoto no (15[1])Yoshitsune in disguise. (15[1])A baby camel was buried alongside this figure at a location protected by the (*) Shar Darkhad. This figure was legendarily born clutching a blood clot, (10[6])predicting his warlike nature. After the siege of Bukhara, this figure reportedly declared that he was (10[1])the punishment of God upon the Khwarazmian people. For 10 points, name this follower of Tengri who led the Mongol Empire. ■END■