When Genghis Khan gained authority over the tribes of Mongolia in 1206, he revolutionized military training and united his people against a common enemy; their attack on northwest China three years later marked the beginning of an empire that would eventually stretch from Korea to the River Danube. Robert Marshall’s history follows the Mongols throughout the 13th and early 14th centuries, revealing the remarkable achievements behind their barbarian reputation.
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