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    The formula of preservation was followed many times throughout the conquests of Genghis Khan in the Middle East and replicated further still by his successors later on. In regards to the successors Ogedei (R.1229-1241) who succeeded Genghis after his death in 1227 C.E. continued where his father left off in both expansion of empire and proliferation…

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    Genghis Khan was about how they built an empire instead of Western Fronts World War 1’s battles. Although they both mainly talked about warfare, they also talked about the lifestyles of the main characters. I will compare each book, and also talk about each book. Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World1 gave us an insight to the life of Genghis Khan, and all of the Mongolians. From Genghis Khan’s childhood as Temujin Uge to the great, powerful leader that we know today, Genghis Khan was…

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    every other unknown creature and presence there were, they all had one primary ambition: to have complete domination over the entire universe! The Mongols were determined to obtain that goal. All through the help of their precious leader, Genghis Khan. Settling down in a vast, intricately…

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    Genghis Khan Influence

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    Genghis Khan, Temüjin, is debatably the most influential and fierce military leader in history. Genghis Khan or universal ruler conquered all of Asia and much of Europe or one fourth of the world 's landmass in under a thirty year period the same landmass as rome only it took them four hundred years. He is also responsible for the deaths of an estimated almost 40 million people(Crash Course Mongols). For such a powerful leader the question is how could he possibly conquered this much land and…

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    Presentations have never been my strong suit, whether it is talking about myself in front of a group of people to presenting a complex situation to a class. By taking this course I am hoping that I’ll be able to boost my confidence when it comes to public speaking. I have had to complete many presentation in the past but I have yet to master the ability to present well in front of large groups. The first project that we were assigned in my communication class was to get to know our classmate…

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    Hulagu Khan's Leadership

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    Leaving their home country of Mongolia, an army led by the great Hulagu. The decedent of the once great ruler; Genghis Khan. He was sent after the execution of the Genghis. Hulagu was able to carefully plan out a route to the Saudi Arabian city. But how was he able to gain control of Baghdad? As a military leader, Hulagu Khan was a vicious leader. By any means necessary. Asking for the submission of the Caliph, the Mongolian army converged on the city, just to defeat them in the winter of 1258.…

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    It is important to notice that after the death of Genghis Khan three foreign women would rule more than half of the empire. These women would not be allies, they would be enemies in their battle for power and land. Another important aspect to mention is that Toregene and Sorkhokhtani were princess before marring…

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    The worlds filled with thousands and thousands of mysteries. We as a race seek to find these mysteries and make them known to people. This yearning for knowledge of the unknown and the unexplainable is what cause the world to be brought into the era it is in. Some on their quest to knowledge have created books, articles, music, laws, and many other things that would change the world, socially and economically. This led to many explorations and discoveries beyond anyone’s imagination. The…

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    Mongols The Mongol empire was originated during the period of the thirteenth century by Chinggis Genghis Khan. Throughout the duration of two generations the empire contained a majority of Asia. It essential became one of the biggest groups which ranged higher than one million (“Mongols and Black Death” slide 6). The unified territory carry on only up to about 1260 where Mongol forces diverted by a civil war with Chaghadai state (“Mongols and Black Death” slide 21). However the main successor…

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    Genghis Khan Legitimacy

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    How did Genghis Khan use Legitimacy and Sanction to form a successful leadership for himself? Genghis Khan was many things, but amongst being a father, husband and a brother, he was a military Leader. There is no doubt that Genghis Khan’s ways of leading were sufficient in the way his followers were loyal to him undyingly. He managed to take over a large number of territory all over China, and expanded his own dynasty a multitude more than it once was. Not only this, but he was able to bring…

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