“The Mongols did not find honor in fighting; they found honor in winning. They had a single goal in every campaign—total victory. Toward this end, it did not matter what tactics were used against the enemy or how the battles were fought or avoided being fought. Winning by clever deception or cruel trickery was still winning and carried no stain on the bravery of the warriors, since there would be plenty of other occasions for showing prowess on the field.”
Quote by Jack Weatherford
Work
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World
Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World delves into the historical figure of Genghis Khan, analyzing his role in shaping the contemporary world. The book investigates the Mongol Empire's expansion and the cultural, political, and economic changes it brought about. more
Author
Jack Weatherford
Jack Weatherford is a renowned scholar specializing in the history and culture of Native Americans. His works delve into the history, culture, and social structures of Native Americans, providing valuable insights to the academic community. more
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