Genghis Khan: The Relentless Force Who Changed the World Forever
Who Was Genghis Khan? Born as Temujin around 1162, he rose from a kidnapped child to the founder of the largest land empire in history—the Mongol Empire. Ruthless but strategic, feared but respected, he united scattered nomadic tribes into an unstoppable war machine. How Did He Rise? Tribal Unity: He broke the clan-based feudal structure, promoting people by merit, not birth. Loyalty Above Blood: Even former enemies earned his trust if they proved themselves. Iron Discipline: He demanded total loyalty. Betrayal was punished brutally. Vision: He wanted to conquer—not just for riches—but to impose order on chaos. Military Genius in Motion Speed: His horsemen traveled up to 100 miles a day. Psychological Warfare: He used terror as a weapon, spreading fear before the battle began. Adaptability: Adopted siege technologies from China, strategy from Persia, and administration from everywhere. Code of Law (Yassa): A strict legal code that governed even his own family. The Empire He Built Terri...