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The history of the origin of the German group "Genghis Khan" dates back to the beginning of the 13th century of our era. It is known that the Mongol commander of the same name had more than a hundred wives, each of whom gave birth to an average of 1.86 children annually. The largest fed and raised military elephants from them, the boys were more pleased to fly to fly, so that they support the advance of the Mongols from the air, and the most flimsy languid in the sun and ate them on campaigns.

This is what is written in the ancient Mongol chronicle, known to historians as “The Book of Wise Words and Punctering Signs”, irrevocably lost in 1486 during the campaign of the Khan Tokhtamysh to the toilet: “Ashkhhydr Glvot Chvhat Okundra Shmkhk”. Unfortunately, this fragment has not yet been translated, but it is clear from it that 1211 turned out to be especially productive for children, and from them a food supply was created.

The location of this reserve has become one of the four riddles of Genghis Khan. The first three were: the mystery of the weekly crossing of the hundred thousandth of the Baikal bottom without food and drink, the ability of Genghis Khan to talk with the grasshoppers, however, through the translator, and the presence of a video recorder has it. The Buddhist monk was in charge of warehouses, who, firstly, knew the secret of knowing warehouses, and secondly, owned the ancient Mongol art of living for 700 years without dying. Unfortunately, in the 65th year of life, the monk began sclerosis, he forgot the secret of this art and died.

The warehouse was found only in 1971 by Soviet archaeologists, who pledged to find the ashes of Christopher Columbus by the 24th Party Congress. They discovered 18 dried descendants of Genghis Khan, handed them over to the state and received 25% of the find, which amounted to 4 and a half descendant. Other remains were also divided - four were sent to the Karaganda Museum of the East History to Skoko, and they are still standing there next to the stuffed of the first mayor of Karaganda, and the rest went to Germany to an exhibition of original snacks for beer. The Germans ancient conquerors seemed a little dry, so they were soaked in beer and sprinkled with salt. And here, in front of the huge and absolutely drunken crowd of visitors to the exhibition, the descendants of Genghis Khan came to life and sang a ritual Mongolian song (“Wa, ya, ya, Cossack!”).

So, they say, the Genghis Khan group formed. It is impossible to check this, because no one except this crowd of musicians saw, and the crowd, diligently absorbing beer, went after the group for four years for all performances until she took a tour of the Middle East. The move from Israel to Jordan, where alcohol is prohibited, turned into a tragedy. The crowd sober up, and from that moment on the Genghis Khan group no one heard anything. The only confirmation of their existence is several hits, which, however, may have been recorded by members of the Boney M group, by the way, immigrants from Adjara.

It remains to add that the “Moskau” song “Genghis Khan” devoted to its less successful relatives remaining in Russia. By the way, the four descendants of Genghis Khan, who went to archaeologists, can now be seen in one of the Moscow markets selling laces, and the half runs for them for beer.