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How The Mongol Empire Created The Most Feared Cavalry In History | Warriors Way | Chronicle
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The nomadic Mongols essentially lived on horseback. The constant internal conflicts and battles with neighbors, like the Tartars, persisted until Genghis Khan, an orphaned son of a chief and considered a bastard, ascended to the position of the Great Khan. Under Temujin's leadership, the Mongol tribes unified, creating an unstoppable cavalry army. The Mongols developed increasingly sophisticated tactics, ranging from annual mass hunts forming large circles to trap enemies to strategic retreats in battle. These strategies relied on rapid information dissemination, making Khunbish's role as a courier, primarily on well-organized relay routes, pivotal.

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@plr2473

2 months ago

The best Mongol generals, including Subutai, had the ability to break a large army up into highly mobile units that could act independently and coordinate an offensive over large distances. This had never happened before in the history of warfare, and it would not be successfully replicated until over 500 years later with Napoleon's corps system. The Mongols were truly ahead of their time.

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@sterno5119

4 months ago

The Mongols were able to neglect the laws of military logistics. No other army on that planet can cover these distances, even today. Try to send 100.000 troops and additional 600.000 horses to places that are some thousand miles away. Every logistic expert will refuse that task.

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@jaechulkim2041

2 months ago

Characteristics of Mongolian Horses 1. Hardiness Mongolian horses, having evolved in the harsh Mongolian environment, can eat a variety of forage, including hay, grass, leaves, and even bark. They can survive for days without water and have an excellent ability to find water on their own. Mongolian horses have an endurance two times greater than European horses and can endure rugged terrain. 2. Mobility With exceptional stamina and speed, Mongolian horses enable rapid and efficient maneuvering. Mongol cavalry utilized this mobility to surprise and encircle enemies. 3. Adaptability Mongolian horses are capable of withstanding extreme cold and heat and can adapt to diverse environments. This adaptability greatly contributed to the Mongol Empire's conquest of vast territories. 4. Composure Mongolian horses maintain their composure even in battle and follow the commands of their riders well. Mongol cavalry leveraged this calmness to successfully execute tactics such as night raids and ambushes.

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@nserekoraymond8593

2 months ago

These were intelligent warriors. Respect to the Mongolians

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@eaststorm1282

4 months ago

Douglas MacArthur wrote the following of Genghis Khan “ “He crossed great rivers and mountain ranges, he reduced walled cities in his path and swept onward to destroy nations and pulverize whole civilizations. On the battlefield his troops maneuvered so swiftly and skillfully and struck with such devastating speed that times without number they defeated armies overwhelmingly superior to themselves.”

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@Anil18834

4 months ago

Eisenhower's quote couldn't be more relevant today. Just as this videos is. We are entering another age of wars, and learning the history of war can help us more than we ever imagined.

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@cristobalvalladares973

4 months ago

Wow, all these people are fascinating. Asia had Mongols, north America Comanches and the Caribbean Caribs. All of them fascinate me.

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@sisterhoney61

4 months ago

Thank you for this video. I've been fascinated by the Mongol Empire ever since I first learned about Marco Polo's travels when I was a kid. I try to read everything I can about the Mongol Empire, as well as watching videos like this. You've made my weekend!

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@ListenToPowerViolence

4 months ago

Some of my guys told me about this video. They weren't wrong. It's a good one.

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@anandakhug9193

3 months ago

Why no one said about ...Mongols made first paper money and passport in this planet. Yes,Mongolian horses and Mongols are ...very skilled, warriors ...always. Thanks

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@_dbzeibert_1718

4 months ago

Thank you for saying what you did, Mr. Eisenhower.

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@LawyerSean

2 weeks ago

Even Jin Shi Huang Di, the first Emperor of China who built the Great Wall of China could not stop the Mongol conquest of China. The rest is history.

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@valorwarrior7628

3 months ago

The Mongols reached the Adriatic shores during the Campaigns of Batu Khan and Duke Qadan and during their campaigns, They ravaged Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Hungary, defeating the Kings Stefan I and Bela IV. As they blitzed and swarmed into Poland, they crushed the Polish King Konrad I and Austrian King Wenceslauz I crushing the coalition forces made up of German Teutonic and Norman knights, the Crusader Franco-Latin Empire and almost sacked Constantinople and even had plans to extend and reach Westwards to Scandinavia, Southwards to Italy, and the Iberian Peninsula but was thwarted just because Emperor Oghedei died of brain hemorrhage and cardiac arrest.

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@muhacnt7988

4 months ago

Really loving this Warriors way docs

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@kevinmathis1278

4 months ago

New video! Thanks

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@usuhbi

4 months ago

The Huns were Mongols' ancestors. Huns directly translates to humans in mongolian language. But im sure the Huns were a mix of many mongol and turkic tribes just like how the mongol empire was a mix of mongol and turkic tribes.

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@juanvera9469

1 week ago

The best video i ever seen

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@raychernoff1135

4 months ago

By all accounts the mongol bow was much more powerful than anything contemporary

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@rishabhm10

4 months ago

The so called Expert doesn't know that Mongols didn't cook meat on horse back, it was simply put under saddles of horses to prevent the horse back from developing rashes and control inflamation.

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@goloro_satbu

4 months ago

The cover picture is not a figure from the Mongol Empire era. His name is Ayvsi and he is a warrior from the Qianlong (abkai wehiyehe )period in Manchuria. He led 24 warriors to defeat the 2000 army of Junggar Mongols in Gedeng hill

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