What were some good things Genghis khan did?

Answer 1

Genghis contributed alot of items to the Chinese and even

western civilizations. Perhaps his greatest contribution was a code of

laws that he declared. Since Genghis couldn¹t read or write, these law

were documented by one of his followers. His laws were carried on by

people though the many generations to the point of still being in use

today. Either as a modification of Genghis¹s laws or as Genghis had

declared them. Genghis Khan promoted the growth of trade between China

and Europe. This allowed him to gain essential supplies such as food,

weapons and other essential survival materials. Genghis also invented

a system similar to the pony express. It was a system in which the

horse and rider could silently communicate, a system that is still in

use today. Perhaps the greatest gift ever given by Genghis Khan was

the gift of language. Genghis was the first ruler to develop a

Mongolian language. Genghis Khan was also a military and strategic

genius. He structured his army in a unique and interesting fashion. He

integrated soldiers from different tribes into one powerful fighting

force. This was a brilliant idea. Not only could he have diversity and

people who specialize in certain aspects of warfare, but it also

inspired loyalty to the mongolian army as a whole rather than to a

specific group of people. Genghis used harsh training and strict

discipline to create a superior fighting force, he also insured that

everyone of his soldiers was well equipped and could easily adopted

new warfare tactics. His soldiers were always learning. Whether it be

a new tactic Genghis had invented or a new weapon He decided the army

would use, his soldiers were constantly learning. Genghis inspired

loyalty by a unique way of promotion. Genghis felt that the best way

to gain a loyal following was to promote people on the basis of

achievement and not within the family. This did not only inspire a

great deal of loyalty but it also made his army better and actually

raised the morale of his soldiers. Every soldier gave their life to

Genghis and one hundred percent of their effort because no one knew

who would be the next Genghis would promote.

Answer 2

He united the mongol tribes, conquered many lands in Asia, and gained the services of many conquered people. To greatly understand the accomplishments of Genghis Khan, it is important to realize the circumstances that he was facing. Towards the reign of the Mongolian power, nothing could be stopped from the mighty Genghis Khan and his superior army. One of his main accomplishments was that he completely desolated the opponents he was facing during his times of struggle.

Although struggle was a main component to his failings in the beginning of his short, but magnificent career this period of time would not last for long. Nonetheless, he used his failures to create his master plan that would eventually make his Mongolian empire to the largest empire that has ever roamed this world.

There are many reasons for success, but i will only mention a few :

• He was one of the bravest soldiers, with a strong soul, that later became an empire.
• Because he started off as a soldier, he was good at planing the tactics that the army used to take care of the others.
• Not only did he gain service of conquered humanity, he also united Mongol tribes towards the reign of the Mongolian Empire.
• His military achievements were extraordinary being able to control an army of more than 176,000 men.
• He allowed the Qin to flee to the north even after the Mongol Empire had already been reunited.

Because of all this, Genghis Khan was one of the greatest leaders that has ever been known to mankind.

Answer 3

Genghis Khan had a government with a code name "yassa" that had a standard of equality towards everybody.He prohibited stealing, difection of soldiers, wife stealing, and other rules which made everything safer.He gave full protection to everybody and had no favorativity with anybody. He believed that appointments and responsabilities should be given by talent and skills not by wealth.