Genghis Khan. Shaking the Universe

In 1227 AD, Temüjin, known worldwide as Genghis Khan, died suddenly in his tent during a campaign against the Tangut Kingdom. His death was unpleasant, torturous, and quite painful, but that was not the end of it. The gasp of the dying old man flowed into the cry of a newborn child, which sounded in some unpleasant-looking hut where people spoke a different language. And it was no longer 1227, but a real 396 AD.

The Western Roman Empire, the imperial province of Pannonia before the invasion of the Huns. Ahead lies a tumultuous time, an era of the demise of empires and the rise of new peoples. Is there a place here for a man who had once already turned the course of history?