Captain Khan

Дайны өөрчлөлт хэзээ ч, better known as Captain Khan, born February 3rd 1692 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia is a prophet of Confusianism and a famous cyborg warrior who has made his goal to pillage every city he deems fit. He lives in a small settlement in the Gobi Desert and is a legend across the world and a local hero.

Early Life
Not much is known about Khan's early life except that he was known for slaughtering goats when he participated in his father's pillaging rallies, thus the name "Khan" was adopted after his grandfather, Lord Kain of Ulaanbaatar. He was also subject to a public stoning after stealing a bowl of bread to save his dying father. However, he survived the stoning with a lost arm, despite this he filled the wound with sand and it healed. He then fled Ulaanbaatar and resided in the autonomous region Upper Mongolia, China for 7 years.

Young Adulthood
Khan roamed the wilderness of China and its many bodders for years before finally stumbling upon the Holy Book of Confusianism and he lived by the rules of said lifestyle. He roamed Asia looking for the source of pure holiness and Confucius' tomb.

Eventually he was noticed by a large group of non believers who questioned his at the time unorthodox beliefs, however he tought the large group the ways of his lifestyle and they became his followers. Khan took it as his job to spread the holy teachings of Confucius.

Marriage
Khan married a woman named Xinglao who died from an extreme case of Tomb Syndrome in 1847. They had a child named Shen who had a chiled named Kuroki who has a child named Xenya who had a child named Bex. This makes Khan a great, great grandfather.

Recently
He has roamed the Gobi Desert for a good part of 60 years. In a recent interview it has been revealed he has survived through Ibex meat and lakewater. It seems that he has an immunity to water related diseases.

He has also been making journeys to Ulaanbaatar to train his great grandchildren. It has been a seemingly great success as he gets to tell his grandchildren stories whilst also in the security of a safe city.

Gobi War
Khan was one of the only legendary Mongolians who was neutral on the Gobi War. He did not fight for either side but instead took his child and grandchild to Inner Mongolia and raised them there with the local Tibetian-Mongolians.