(1162@1227) Mongolian
general and emperor, and one of the most famous conquerors of all
time. Genghis became
chief of a small
Mongol tribe at the age of thirteen. Soon he began to attract followers,
form alliances and construct an army. He used strict
discipline and harsh
training to build a superior fighting
force. With his army, Genghis started conquering neighboring tribes and became known for his great cruelty in battle. By 1206, he had conquered the entirety of Mongolia and continued to expand his rule, ultimately conquering large portions of
China and southwestern
Asia. All along the
route of conquest, his army ruthlessly eliminated any
enemy. They
spread terror and
destruction and when conquered territories showed
resistance, they would systematically slaughter the population of entire cities.
(1162@1227) Mongolian
general and emperor, and one of the most famous conquerors of all
time. Genghis became
chief of a small
Mongol tribe at the age of thirteen. Soon he began to attract followers,
form alliances and construct an army, using strict
discipline and harsh
training to build a superior fighting
force. With his army, Genghis started conquering neighboring tribes and became known for his great cruelty in battle. By 1206, he had conquered the entirety of Mongolia; thereafter he continued to expand his rule, ultimately conquering large portions of
China and southwestern
Asia. His army ruthlessly eliminated any
enemy; they were known to systematically slaughter the population of entire cities that resisted them.
(1162 - 1227)
Mongol conqueror of most of
Asia and of east Europe. He was known for his military
leadership and great cruelty.
(1162 - 1227)
Mongol conqueror of most of
Asia and of East Europe. He was known to be ruthless in
war, but he built an
empire which lasted until 1368.
(1162 - 1227)
Mongol conqueror of much of
Asia and
Eastern Europe. He and his armies were totally ruthless in their actions and were said to have killed over a million people in one city alone.
(1162 - 1227)
Mongol conqueror of much of
Asia and
Eastern Europe.
a Mongolian emperor and
general of the
late 12th and early 13th centuries, known for his military
leadership and great cruelty. He conquered
vast portions of
northern China and southwestern
Asia.
(1162-1227)
Mongol conqueror of much of
Asia and
eastern Europe. He and his armies were totally ruthless in their actions and were said to have killed over a million people in one city alone.
(1162-1227)
Mongol conqueror of much of
Asia and
Eastern Europe. He and his armies were totally ruthless in their actions and were said to have killed over a million people in one city alone. But of
course, you have all of your
latent reactive thinkingnesses of former
identities are stacked up there like Genghis
Khan's
pyramid of skulls. -E-
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Reads, Part
II (24 May 62)
(1162-1227)
Mongol conqueror of much of
Asia and
Eastern Europe. He and his armies were totally ruthless in their actions and were said to have killed over a million people in one city alone. But of
course, you have all of your
latent reactive thinkingnesses of former
identities are stacked up there like Genghis
Khan's
pyramid of skulls. -E-
Meter.
Data Instant
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gents., (
colloquial) gentlemen; men. No,
gents of this
character who have a system worked out this way would-the last thing in the
world they'dVo would be
blow their own
game, see?
-Auditing Comm Cycles (6 Aug. 63) (1162-1227) Mongolian
general and emperor, and one of the most famous conquerors of all
time. His army ruthlessly eliminated any
enemy. They were known to systematically slaughter the population of entire cities that resisted them. Now, that sounds more like Genghis
Khan talking, to me, than an enlightened
statesman. Unconditional surrender.
(1162-1227) Mongolian
general and emperor, and one of the most famous conquerors of all
time. His army ruthlessly eliminated any
enemy and were known to systematically slaughter the population of entire cities that resisted them. Now, that sounds more like Genghis
Khan talking, to me, than an enlightened
statesman. Unconditional surrender.
-Handling the PTS (8 June 65) (1162-1227) Mongolian
general and emperor, and one of the most famous conquerors of all
time. His army ruthlessly eliminated any
enemy and were known to systematically slaughter the population of entire cities that resisted them. Now, that sounds more like Genghis
Khan talking, to me, than an enlightened
statesman. Unconditional surrender.