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Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan was the 13th century leader of the Mongol empire, the largest empire in the history of the world.
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What motivated Genghis Khan to become a leader?
When he was a child, Temujin was the son of a tribe's leader in the Mongolian steppe. His father was poisoned by another leader and therefor left Temujins home defenceless, the other tribe attacked his home and kidnapped his mother and wife, leaving him alone Temujin sought refuge in another tribe, of which he had become the blood brother of the leader. With a small army Temujin attacked the rival tribe and was reunited with his mother and wife, after the raid, many soldiers of the other tribe wished to join Temujin. As he was fair to his riders, after that his motivation was to unite the Mongolian steppe and create a strong, powerful empire.
What do you think would have happened if Julius Caesar had fought Genghis Khan?
Most likely there would be many casulties however as Genghis khan proved in his battles against the chin large slow moving armies where no match fo his cavalry and so i think most likely Genghis khan would win in a battle however in a war Julius Caesar would win easily
What was Genghis Khan’s significance?
Genghis Khan rose from humble beginnings to establish the largest land empire in history.
His horse, he also traded his butt in for a new one because his old one had a crack in it.
Who was Genghis Han and why was he so powerful?
Temujin or Genghis Khan, lived from roughly about 1162 to 1227 and is best known for founding the Mongol Empire, which was the largest continuous empire in history. Even though the Mongol population only numbered one to two million, their huge number of horses enabled them to conquer large amounts of territory. Temujin was a ruthless and pragmatic leader, and although he had no real experience in governing he was open to taking on foreign advisors and help. He pursued an aggressive foreign policy and during his lifetime, the Mongol Empire eventually spread to most of Asia. He and his troops were known for their ruthlessness and acquired a reputation of willing to wipe out an entire city's population if they were to resist. After his death, there was an internal struggle for supremacy among the Mongol leaders and his huge empire was split into smaller khanates.
What was the status of women in Bedouin society?
The women were treated badly they were shot to death and were stomped on
Are there photos of Genghis Khan?
No. Genghis Khan lived around 1200, which was 600 years before the invention of the photographic camera.
Was Mongolia ever a part of China berfore Genghis Khan came to power?
no, before Genghis khan there wasn't actually an official country the Mongolia, before Genghis khan there was a lot of tribes divided, but when Genghis khan came to power he united all the tribes into one and then came the official country Mongolia.
Which two factors contributed to the failure of kubla khan invasion of japan in 1281?
the kamakura shogunate and a massive typhoon
In kubla khan what could the dome in air which the speaker wants to create symbolize?
According to another post, the answer is "The first stanza of the poem describes Khan's pleasure dome built alongside a sacred river fed by a powerful fountain. The poem expands on the gothic hints of the first stanza as the narrator explores the dark chasm in the midst of Xanadu's gardens, and describes the surrounding area as both "savage" and "holy". Yarlott interprets this chasm as symbolic of the poet struggling with decadence that ignores nature. It may also represent the dark side of the soul, the dehumanizing effect of power and dominion".
What was Genghis khan's daughter's names?
official Genghis Khan (Temüjin) had for (4) sons, from old to young: Jochi, Chagatai, Ogedai and Tolui.
probably he had daughters, but that time it was the custom ,after marriage, the girl became family of her husbands family. Done with the family-name link.
What are three of facts about ghengis khan?
1.) He was a military genius.
2.) He created the largest empire in history.
3.) He was the Leader of The Mongols.
What was life like in Genghis Khan's empire?
It was HUGE and I would know that because my great great great great grandfather was one of the solder. His son and grandson helped him.
Who was ruler of the Il-khan khanate?
Hulegu, one of the grandsons of Chinggis Khan (P.S. khanates were the four portions of the Mongol empire)
Why does Genghis khan's burial site remain a secret?
Because there is no record at all where exactly he was buried, and Mongolia is a vast territory. Moreover, from what little we know it can be established that even at the time, his burial site was made indistinguishable from its natural surroundings.
