Genghis Khan Advantages

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Genghis Khan was born on 1162 he was a universal ruler in central Asia he formed the Mongol Empire, which later became the largest empires in history. He also united the Mongolian trade. Before the death of Khan China, Korea, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe were taken over by the Mongol’s. To take over these places the advantages that they had were technology, horses that gave them the power to go from place to place faster, horses also helped them kill people. Another advantage that they had was intelligence and fear. The Mongolians did not have a writing system until they took over Uyghur. However until the concerning of Uyghur there writing was written by foreigners.

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Genghis Khan Research Paper

History November 7, 2015 Genghis Khan- A Biographical Sketch Genghis Khan (meaning “Universal Ruler”) is possibly the most famous political leader in all of Mongol history. He was able to bring all of the Mongol tribes together from Mongolia, their homeland. From there, they expanded their empire throughout eastern and middle Asia. As known to current history, the Mongol Empire was bigger than any other yet to be created. When he was born in 1162, Genghis Khan was given the name “Temujin”…

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Biography Of Genghis Khan

Genghis khan (Temujin) Genghis khan also known as (Temujin) was born in north central Mongolia around 1162, Genghis khan was named Temujin after his father, Yesukhei, had captured a Tatar chieftain. When Temujin was young he was a member of the Borjigin tribe and a descendant of Khabul Khan, who not long ago united mongols against the jin (chin) Dynasty of northern China in the early 1100s. As stated in “Secret history of the mongols” that anyone who was born with a blood clot in their hands, was…

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