5 things to learn from the ruthless mongolian warrior 'genghis khan

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5 Things To Learn From The Ruthless Mongolian Warrior 'Genghis Khan'

One among the most fearsome conquerors in world history, Temujin, famously known asGenghis Khan is regarded as a second god for all Mongolians. This founder of the Mongolempire had nearly acquired over ! million square miles of land territory, the largestcontiguous domain in history.

Though com"ative and "loodthirsty with a sole aim to e#pand his territory, Genghis Khan was

a fa"ulous ruler with some incredi"le leadership skills. $e eradicated slave torture, unitedmany disparate tri"es, hated aristocratic privileges, enhanced women rights, encouragedcontacts "etween the %ast and the &est, developed trade and "uilt the first internationalpostal system.

$ere are ' important things one can learn from this ruthless king of the Mongol dynasty.

Daring Attitude to Accomplish his vision

Genghis Khan has never forgotten his rough childhood. (rom losing his father at an early age,e#pulsion of his entire family "y their own tri"e and foraging for survival, to o"serving the life

of a slave with his wife "eing a"ducted "y a rival clan) the warrior had everything in mind andwaited for the right time to seek revenge.

$is vision of e#panding the Mongolian empire and skewering all his enemies, has "een trulypossi"le only due to his dare*devil attitude.

Righteous Ruling without an Disparit

Though deadly on the "attlefield, Genghis has always "een a fantastic king. $aving united all



the steppe tri"es into one territory, he was the ruler of over million population.

+arious revolutionary inventions have "een made "y Genghis like the adoption of a writingsystem, protection to foreign am"assadors, freedom to o"serve any religion and maintaininga righteous rule all through the empire.

!ncouraging Real Talent" irrespective o# all concerns

The Mongol emperor was always forward in recogniing skill and talent. $e usually promotedhis officers "ased on e#perience and mastery, rather than ancestry or caste.

Most of his front*row generals "elong to the armies of his former opponents. -fter defeating

those concerned kingdoms, Genghis recruited the highly skilled into his army.

$taing True towards the %etter &al#

Genghis Khans wife, /orte has "een forci"ly kidnapped "y a rival clan and kept sustained for over a period of time. -fter attacking the concerned opposition, Genghis finds his pregnantwife and accepts her with open arms, though she o"served se# slavery. 0espite knowing the fact that its not his "a"y, he welcomed the "oy and raised as his own.This one instance can determine the true character of this worlds most ferocious leader.

Ruthless Aggression During War Times



(or sure, he was the most dread*some warrior on the "attlefield and rarely left a score

unsettled. /ut, Genghis Khan always offered a chance of peaceful su"mission to all his rivalkingdoms and didnt hesitate to conquer them with immense "loodshed, when opposed.

$e was impartial in the assault on opposite armies, vanishing them pretty convincingly. -stold "y ancient records, the Mongolian war skills have reduced the worlds entire population"y 1 at that time.

Really, a universal warrior and the founding father for all Mongolians.

5 things to learn from the ruthless mongolian warrior 'genghis khan

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