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Rise of the Mongol Empire. Who was Genghis khan a Hero or Villain? HISTORY

Rise of the Mongol Empire. Who was Genghis khan a Hero or Villain? HISTORY

The Russians were trembling with fear. A large army of cavalry from the east was advancing rapidly towards Russia. The Russian army faced them and was badly defeated. Towns and cities fell to the army, and they were all destroyed. At last, only one province of Russia escaped the clutches of the army, and that was the province of Novgorod. The historian wrote: "Russia has been flooded with tribal invaders about whom we do not know who they are, nor what language they speak."

The cavalry that invaded Russia was originally the Mongols, whose homeland is the Gobi Desert in Central and Northeast Asia, which is still called Mongolia. In just 25 years they conquered as much territory as the Roman Empire could not conquer in 300 years. At its height, it ruled from Korea to Hungary and from Siberia to Afghanistan and Kashmir. Learning about the Mongol Empire not only enhances our knowledge of the history of Asia and Europe but also confirms many of the truths found in God's Word, such as the splendor of rulers for only a short time. 

They are often compared to wild beasts because they attack other nations like animals. Mongol Genghis Khan had no religion. . They ate horse meat and horse heart with gusto.۔ Those who drink horse's milk. The builders of skull minarets danced around the minarets to celebrate the victory. . America and Hitler are nothing compared to him, Those who lived in the Gobi Desert did not see the outside world. So he left Mongolia and wreaked havoc.    Genghis Khan's concubines, guards, and servants were also killed and buried with him.

Genghis Khan and his successor Halako were also beasts. Genghis and Halako died without religion. Timer Ling was of Mongol descent. But he had become a Muslim. Yet the character has not changed. He also carried out a massacre in Delhi and built a tower of skulls. Now, after centuries, the Mongols have become mixed and disintegrated. Babar was a pure Mughal.  He and those who came after him are no longer pure Mughals. And this impure blood was taken out by the British. The Mongols were made up of nomadic tribes who were skilled horsemen and who, in addition to raising cattle, also made a living by hunting and trading." In most nations, at that time only soldiers learned to fight, whereas almost every Mongol man who had a horse was a mighty warrior and skilled archer. 

The Mongol tribes fought each other for 20 years until about 28 Mongol tribes finally united under the leadership of a khan named Tamujan. Or "Tartar". In 1202, the Mongols gave Tamujan the title of "Genghis Khan.". Often different armies were different at the same time. Would have invaded areas, thus the battlefield would have spread thousands of miles. According to the Encarta Encyclopedia, Genghis Khan was "equivalent to Alexander the Great or Napoleon I" in terms of warfare.
Genghis Khan's Conquests in Asia The territory of northern China was occupied by a people. They drank the milk of their horses and their blood and crossed it safely. When China finally came under its control, it hired local scholars, artisans, merchants, and engineers to build wall-breaking and stone-throwing machines for it. He also made explosive bombs for Genghis Khan.
Today I include Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Iran. The Mongols invaded Muslim lands in 1218. They invaded the Muslims like a flood and for three years they plundered and set fire to cities and lands. They shed rivers of blood in the Muslim Empire. The Mongol army, consisting of an estimated 20,000 fighters, marched through Azerbaijan, where they defeated every army they killed. I included a Russian army of 80,000 soldiers, who eventually captured the entire area around the Caspian Sea. Many historians believe that The greatest victory was achieved by a cavalry force. Genghis Khan set an example for later Mongol rulers, who invaded Eastern Europe, imitating this example. 

The successor of Genghis Khan The third son was named Oktai, and he was made Khaqan after the death of Genghis Khan. He also paid tribute to their local chiefs, as well as the rest of the Qin Empire in northern China. He also invaded the kingdom of Sang, which he conquered. In 1203, 1.5 million Mongol warriors began advancing in Europe. They first invaded the Volga River region, then invaded other Russian cities. For example, they reduced the city to ashes. The Mongols then offered that if they were given one-tenth of all the wealth in the Russian cities, they would not destroy them. But the Russians decided to fight, so the Mongol Machines rained stones, burning salt and kerosene on these cities, and when a city wall fell, the Mongols would shed so much blood on its inhabitants. The Mongol forces, wreaking havoc in Poland and Hungary, reached the border of what is now Germany. 

He also wanted to persuade them to convert to Christianity. But Keuk refused to make such a promise. Instead, he sent a message to the pope that one of the kings Come to me with a tola and respect me. Attack on China and the Middle East In 1251, Mango Khan became the next Khaqan. He and his brother Qiblai Khan invaded the Stone Empire in southern China.
At the same time, another Mongol army marched west. At that time the Christians were fighting a crusade against the Muslims. They were very happy to see that the Muslims had been defeated by the Mongols. Living Christians began killing their Muslim neighbors and looting their homes. Now it seemed that the Mongol army would destroy the Muslim world, but at the same time, they received the news of the death of Mango Khan. Once again the Mongol army returned to their homeland. After a short time, the name of such a small army of the Egyptian army was erased.  In the Battle of South China, the Mongol army won a victory over the Stone Empire. Qablai Khan ruled the empire and renamed it, Yuan.

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