What Made the Mongol Army So Successful, Part 2

Genghis Khan did not have Temuzin, he became Genghis Khan, and the Mongol empire did not happen. Genghis Khan is a powerful, attractive and disciplined military genius collecting all the tribes of Mongolian Mongols and Turks under his leadership through politics ... this about the Mongolian army fight Click here to listen to blog posts Tactics rest on rugged, agile and long lasting horses. In Mongolian horses and complex bow, the Mongolian army conquered the land from China to Hungary, from northern India to Russia. Mongolian

Listen to blog postings In the last article on the Mongol empire war, I explained a few things that made this army a success. Training, archery, discipline, division of tribal groups, Mongolian horses, mobility and speed. All

Listening to this blog post about the Mongolian army, will 100,000 light armed warriors equipped with bows and arrows be able to repel almost all troops? Most Mongolians have over 100 enemies ... Click here to listen to the post Who is Temjin Borjgin who was born in the Mongolian prairie around 1162? How did this poor, unreadable child grow up to conquer all the countries around him? How humble Mongolian pastorists became the greatest military genius ... The art of Mongol empire is very complex. Mongolia did not produce too much literature and arts during the Mongol empire, but they highly appreciate and cultivate the art of people who are likely to sit around. Mongolian Khan became a faithful patron of art ... even before the rise of Genghis Khan and the Mongol empire, Mongolians liked trade. As nomads, nomads, their lives are concentrated in their flocks. Therefore, there is little relation between them, Mongolian trade is the cornerstone of their society. They ... ... each empire has unusual characteristics; for example, the Romans were extraordinary civil engineers who built waterways and roads that were still used for thousands of years. The Mongol empire is known for its pure military power, which is a Mongolian based on the belief system of Sherman, Shamanism. Tengerism means to respect the spirit. Shamanism is animism, and it is believed that everything, including rocks, water and plants, has a spiritual essence - all. Man is a spiritual life ... In Mongolia society, men are dominant. Society is patriarchal and patriarchal. However, in other patriarchal cultures such as Persia and China, Mongolian women have much more freedom and power than women. Chinese are detaining women's feet, Mongolian women are

Mongolian men received youth training, horse riding, hunting and combat. Their powerful short bows shot on riding horses are devastating weapons. The speed and mobility of Mongolian troops made them the world's best. These units are divided into 10,000 (wartime) combat units, including heavy and light cavalry. Strict discipline imposes fines and remuneration on actions through the enforcement of formal norms. Another unit hiring a spy provides accurate information about the event. Used new weapons including explosives and cannons

Most Mongolian soldiers are Turkish. Some Mongolian forces are mainly composed of non Mongolians. Mongolians also recruited soldiers from cities and kingdoms with their power. For example, Mongolian forces surrounding Baghdad included Georgians, Armenians and Persians. Mongolians are leaders. Christopher Berg of Sam Houston State University wrote as follows. "The brave and ingenious behavior was fruit.In a special battle, the enemy warrior killed the horse on which Genghis Khan had gone, one point was forgiven, sweating with the nickname" Jebe "or" arrow ". "Jeep stood up and became one of the biggest generals of Timzen."

After the dismissal of Kiev, Vatskarn sent a small group of Mongolians to Poland. Some of them destroyed Lublin and defeated the poor Polish forces. However, in other areas, problems occurred near the border between Poland and Gully. However, this is not the main Mongolian force. The invasion of Poland and Hungary was not a reconnaissance strategy, it was an opportunity to retaliate against the killing of Mongolian envoys (also about the escape of the Kumans) and looting. The Mongolians got huge casualties on Olmuts in Moravia. They fought with the digitally superior pan-European forces in the terrain that could not contribute to the use of the cavalry.