What is the connection between Princess Xixia and Genghis Khan's death?

Generally speaking, the death of celebrities usually involves interests, and there must be "conspiracy theory" accompanied by several statements. Genghis Khan was no exception, and different legends circulated after his death. There are four main types:

First, Ma said; At that time, Genghis Khan sent people to Xixia to inquire about the situation, and was ridiculed by Xixia ministers and advanced into Helan Mountain. Since then, Genghis Khan's injury has become increasingly serious, and he died in 1227. This is the origin of the theory of falling horse, which is actually a variant of the theory of Genghis Khan's death and illness, blaming Genghis Khan's illness on falling horse.

Second, lightning theory; This statement is quite outrageous. When the envoys of the Holy See went to Mongolia, they found that there were frequent lightning strikes in Xixia, so they came to the conclusion that Genghis Khan was killed by lightning. The envoy recorded in "Mission to Mongolia" that the weather in Xixia was unconventional and the lightning was fierce, causing many deaths. Genghis Khan was killed by lightning after completing his orders.

Third, the arrow indicates; This sentence comes from Kyle Poirot's travels. Kyle Poirot, an Italian businessman in the 3rd century A.D./KLOC-0, came to China in A.D. 1275, when Yuan Shizu Kublai Khan was still in power. The Travels of Marco Polo recorded that Genghis Khan occupied Wang Han's land, married and had children. Later, when he besieged a castle named Jintai, he was injured by an arrow and died. His body was buried in Altai Mountain.

Fourth, the theory of assassination; This statement comes from The Origin of Mongolia, which describes that Hoa, a princess of Xixia captured by the Mongolian army, injured the imperial body of the Lord (Genghis Khan) after sleeping at night, and jumped into the Halamulian River with the head of the Lord at night and died. From then on until now, the Halamulian River has been called "Hatton 'ek" (Yellow River).

I didn't want to ride a red sand horse, but I was surprised by a wild horse, which caused Genghis Khan, who was unprepared, to fall off his horse and get injured. He began to have a high fever that night. June 1227 "Don't worry", the root of the disease is here. Why did you get hurt like this when you fell off a horse? It is said that there is too much bleeding.