Genghis Khan

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Temujin was later awarded the title Chinggis, which is thought to mean "Oceanic Ruler," (Lane, 2006) . Genghis started leading with the intention of his people’s survival, and to keep his tribes happy. His innovations in law and organisation were the traits that built the foundation, on which he used to expand his empire. Genghis khan is the most well know leader of the Mongolian empire, in under 20 years, this great leader would lead the nomadic tribes out from the Eurasian steppes in order to conquer the mighty Chin Empire of northern China, as well as overrun the Islamic kingdom who had ruled the west. Once Genghis khan had a small taste of power he grew it into a conviction of spiritual righteousness, the Mongolians started to carry the banner of Tengri, the god of the sky.

This battle in turn made Darius III furious and he decides to go out and find Alexander himself. This battle is important because it shows even more that Alexander is the greatest military leader in history because of the great leadership he showed in this battle. Before the battle took place Alexander was making a plan that would give him the best advantage in the battle. According to Rufus, “Alexander moved his forces to Issus. For there the forces of both kings would be equal in number, since the narrow space could not contain a multitude of men; his men ought to avoid a plain and the open fields, where they might be caught and crushed in a pincer maneuver” (107).

With Genghis Khan in command, the Mongols learned to be merciless in their conquests. They believed they had the “God given right… to conquer the world” (Fernandez-Armesto, 2011, p. 340). Genghis organized his troops, and terrorized and... ... middle of paper ... ...on or death from other environmental disasters, the people followed a courageous commander who ultimately controlled their every move. That leader, Genghis Khan, and those subsequent to him, without a doubt were instrumental in bringing the Mongol Empire to power, replacing the many established empires they overtook along their migration, and assuring triumphant victory over those empires wherever they journeyed. Works Cited Fernandez-Aemesto, F. (2011).

“Temujin married Borte, cementing the alliance between the Konkirat tribe and his own.” ("Biography.com"). Temujin was greatly feared among the Mongols, as he was known for his ruthlessness, cunning, and his ferocity. “…by 1196 he had become powerful enough to assert personal control over all of the Mongol tribes” (Adler and Pouwels, 239-41). In 1206, Temujin had conquered nearly all of central and eastern Mongolia, and through a council of clan elders, he was proclaimed to be Chinghis Khan, also known as Genghis Khan. “For the first time in their history, the Mongols were united under one leader.” (Adler and Pouwels, 239-41).

There are no spots for the weak and only strongest succeed, which is also apparent in the team structure that Ferguson created in Manchester. His decision to cultivate players under his wing was a result of success on the battlefields described in history books. Like in an army environment, Ferguson chose this path over a loving and more relaxed environment for his players. Though it might appear harsh, there was a goal and it had to be achieved no matter what. That determination, along with nurture and respect, which are influenced from other biographies he read, had been a backbone of Manchester's success.

Chinggis Khan has become a symbol of the whole Mongol civilization and way of life. When speaking about the Mongols and their history the first thing people remember will be the name Chinggis Khan and his achievements especially of those involving warfare. A few other significant feats of Chinggis Khan was how he successfully managed developed areas under his control and the mass amount cultural growth that was stimulated from all these areas under his control. Although many people today consider Chinggis Khan a savage blood thirsty maniac his influence in Asia cannot be down played.

The Mongol empire was one of the largest, most prominent land-based empires throughout history. Its establishment on the steppes of Mongolia and vast expansion can be ascribed to the shrewd, authoritarian rulings of its founder, Genghis Khan. He believed that ‘heaven had given the world to the Mongols and that their task was to do everything possible to turn divine will into reality’ (Man 2014, pg.4). This principle influenced Genghis Khan to use his character, vision, beliefs, ideologies and his talent as a leader to create a successful empire that embodied implacability, infallibility and irresistiblity. The latter resulted in Genghis Khan’s descendants “inheriting” the vision of world conquest from him and implementing it in their endeavours

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Which meant Universal or invincible prince. This was a bold move for the assembly. They obviously saw some leadership qualities in Genghis that others didn¹t. When Genghis Khan was little, his chieftain father poisoned. With no leader left, the tribe abandoned Genghis and his mother.