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A scholarly quest to understand Genghis Khan
A scholar discusses his work to reconstruct the life of Genghis Khan and the history of the Mongol Empire. Topics addressed include Mongolian culture and heritage, the empire's military leadership, and how Genghis Khan has been portrayed throughout the centuries.

Mongol Missions
The Mongol missions were a series of diplomatic and missionary journeys by Western European friars into the domains of the Mongol khans during the mid-13th through the mid-14th centuries. How the missionaries were treated?
Khan's tolerance on different religions

Karakorum Becomes the Center of Commerce
Karakorum, situated on the upper Orkhon River in the north of central Mongolia, was first settled in about 750.
Chinggis Exchange
The shift in technology, ideas, culture, religion, warfare, and other aspects caused by the Mongol Empire is known as the Chinggis Exchange.

Genghis Khan Secrets of Success
The article describes the military tactics used by the Mongols under the leadership of Genghis Khan.
Mongolia sees Genghis Khan's good side
"Genghis Khan wasn't really a bad guy," Elbegdorj Tsahkia, the Mongolian prime minister, said with a grin. "He just had bad press."
Significant Humans Overlooked in History: Genghis Khan
Penn State U
Sustaining Existence: Lessons from Genghis Khan, A Theory of Life Security, and Roots of the Asiatic State
Robert Bedeski Professor Emeritus, University of Victoria, Canada

No doubt that you can find million resources talking about his brutalness!

Black Death
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Photos & Illustrations: Mongol army with prisoners
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FACING THE Wrath of Khan.
The article provides information on the invasion of the central Asian kingdom of Khwarezm by the Mongol empire. Mongol leader Genghis Khan immediately laid siege to the city. After three days the city garrison tried to break through the Mongol lines and although a few managed to fight their way clear to the Amu-Darya River and safety, the majority were annihilated. The citizens of Bukhara, abandoned by their defenders, opened the gates.