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Genghis Khan was undoubtedly one of the most vicious and brutal leaders in world history. However, the legacy of Khan is also one of cultural development, artistic achievement, an elegant way of life and an entire continent united under the Pax Mongolia. The famed leader and his successors created the largest empire ever to exist, spanning across the entire Asian continent. An empire as such could not have been created without strong leadership, stellar organizational skills and the most resilient

that if they leave luxury behind the Chinese would be able to live in a better state and conquer more land. A theme explored in this document is how ruler uses techniques to expand their lands. Before Chinggis Khan become the well-known leader of Mongolia, he was known as Temujin and he was a son of a father that was murder. While growing up, he had to know to hunt and gather food for his family. Still, has an adult, Chinggis used this as a technique to conquer land in Eurasia. In the letter, Chinggis

people to think that the Mongols were uncivilized and brutal, but they should not be remembered this way. They should be remembered as people that valued peace and stability even though they had one gory ruler. The Mongols had a time period called Pax Mongolia which was a time period of stability and peace within the empire; which is the largest empire the world has seen to this day. They allowed government officials to remain in place and keep their positions and made sure qualified people were involved

eco-friendly ruler of his time. Chinggis Khan’s birth name was Temujin. He entered the world he was destined to conquer in 1162 in the modern Mongolia-Siberia border area clutching a blood clot on his right hand. He was born to a mother from a rival tribe who was taken captive by his father and forced into marriage. During his early life, Mongolia resembled Pre-European America. Many tribes struggled for

Genghis Khan or Chingis Khan, played an imperative role in the creation and expansion of the notorious Mongolian Empire. Genghis Khan established the Mongolian Empire in 1206, after conquering the rival nomadic tribes, thus uniting all of Mongolia. Genghis Khan saw the expansion of the Mongolian Empire through the utilisation of advanced military tactics, and an extreme tolerance with trade and religion. Genghis Khan was imperative in the creation and expansion of the Mongolian Empire, and without

The Mongols were a group of pastoral nomads who lived in the steppe area of China, now modern-day Mongolia, from as early as 600 CE, and still live there today. They lived in scattered encampments and relied on animals for their survival. Their leader, Temujin, also known as Ghengis Khan or Chinggis Khan, formed a small but well organized military following that spread from the region and began a violent conquest of Eurasia that lasted from 1207 until 1266. Their conquests were bloody, ending

The United States version of tribalism is Clash Of Clans, a game where the objective is to build an army that is strong enough to defeat opposing groups in order to make it up the game ladder. Although this game is a virtual world in some parts, it hits home in Somalia, where Clash Of Clans meets reality. While in America we value individualism in Somalia they value collectivism because their well being is intact in there qabil (tribe) without it they have no identity, their tribe provides their

steppes. Temüjin (1165-1227) ascended on the steppes as an appealing pioneer, continuously getting a taking after before transforming into a nökhör (Amigo or vassal) to Toghril (d. 1203/1204), Khan of the Kereits, the collective tribe in central Mongolia. While in the organization of Toghril,

MLA Research Genghis Khan has 16 million living descendants. Genghis Khan, which means universal ruler, was a military leader who united all of Mongolia. He acquired most of his empire from military conquest. His empire consisted of modern-day Russia, China, Korea, southeast Asia, the Middle East and eastern Europe. Genghis Khan was one of the most influential rulers because he united people, created peace and had a large impact on the economy. Genghis Khan was able to unite people to accomplish

The Mongolian Empire is the greatest in the world “It is not sufficient that I succeed- all others must fail,” said Genghis Khan the greatest ruler of the Mongolian Empire. The Mongol Empire was said to be one of the greatest in many charts and studies have even shown this throughout history. Even though the Mongolian Empire didn’t last the longest time it still achieved many things in their time. It was one of the biggest empires in terms of the land size. It stretched from Korea and China in