Considered the richest person to ever live, Genghis Khan’s Net Worth is $150 Trillion (Today Adjusted Inflation at his Death). He owned Lands, Castles, Gold, and Diamonds that are unimaginable even for mathematicians to compute.
By plundering thousands of tons of precious minerals from Indian and Chinese Kings, Genghis Khan built a huge stash of Gold and Diamonds.
Genghis Khan Net Worth
| Peak Net Worth | $150 Trillion |
| Net Worth at Death | $135 Trillion |
| Net Worth in Rupees | Rs.1,200 Lakh Crores |
| Gold | $37 Trillion |
| Diamonds | $29 Trillion |
| Horses | 2 Million + |
| Livestock | 170 Million + |
| Castles | 2600+ |
| Land | 14 million sq. miles |
Genghis Khan has ordered to build over 100 safe houses to store his wealth. In other words, Genghis Khan had enough gold to fill two large Football stadiums.
Horses
The Mongols have a special fondness for Horses and they have taken every opportunity to loot them during their every invasion of India and the Middle East.
Genghis Khan’s army has plundered over 500,000 horses from the Indian kings, and an additional 350,000 from Persia and Central European kingdoms, and even the Vatican.
Plunders by Each Country
Cities like Samarkand and Bukhara, which were part of the Khwarezmian Empire in present-day Iran and Central Asia were one of the biggest victims of Genghis Khan’s Conquest.
Experts believe that the Genghis’s army decimated many cities in this area plundering trillions worth of gold and other art crafts, which were earlier part of the Egypt and Mansa Musa’s empires.
In terms of the value of wealth lost, India tops the list, followed by China and Russia. Genghis Khan also conquered vast swathes of Siberia and parts of modern-day Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.
| India | $37 Trillion |
| China | $18 Trillion |
| Russia | $15 Trillion |
| Korea | $10 Trillion |
| Persia | $9 Trillion |
| Turkey | $6 Trillion |
| Iran & Iraq | $4 Trillion |
| Central Europe | $1 Trillion |
FAQs
Considered the richest person to ever live, Genghis Khan had a net worth of $150 trillion.
It is estimated that over 20 million people have Genghis Khan’s DNA across Mongolia, China, India, Tibet, and Korea.
Genghis Khan did not invade India due to logistical challenges and his focus on other regions closer to Mongolia.
Yes, Genghis Khan had over 2,000 children. He had numerous wives and concubines.
₹1,200 Lakh Crores