Genghis Khan, the Greatest Ruler of History
3:01 AM
Genghis Khan was a member of the Mongolian army and one of the greatest rulers of history who conquered some areas of the world. In his early life, he was enslaved after his father was killed by the Mongolian armies. That slavery and pain he experienced molded him to be a ruthless person.
He
grew under the heavy track of being in the lowest class, the untouchable one,
and suffered on his everyday childhood life without the guidance and presence
of his family. He remained strong despite the trials, he stand with his own
feet and continue his journey with his own.
He
was reborn after one day; one of the emperor’s men took off the heavy wood
surrounding his neck. He was free.
The
story upon entering China started after Genghis Khan and his associates helped
a messenger from China who then offered them a mirror, a symbol of friendship
for Chinese people, as a reward for repairing his chariot. That thing led them
to plan for the invasion in China. Genghis Khan figured out that they may use
that thing to enter the territory of China without any obstacles.
Upon
reaching China, they were treated as friend by the Chinese people when they
reached the territory because of the thing given to them by the Chinese
messenger they helped.
They
started to conquer China with a brief plan using the fireworks that was
presented to them by the Chinese man. They analyzed how to use that sparkling
thing into a powerful weapon to bring down the Chinese empire under the Chinese
emperor.
Genghis
Khan surprised the Chinese emperor with a fireworks display on the pillars and
alcove of the empire. The Chinese emperor was amazed by the dancing lights
until a big explosion appeared, killing the emperor and damaging the whole
temple. That time, China was slowed down because of the emperor’s death.
After
killing the emperor, no one believed that a Mongolian can conquer the Chinese
empire ― the most powerful empire of that time. Because of the good
leadership he rendered in holding an army, a great army, he would be considered
as the “emperor of all emperors” because he won the battle against China, the
powerful one where no one can defeat before them. We know that Mongolian armies
are ruthless, and that description is really accurate to be implied to them.
The armies are strong, and this is the reason of their victory.
There
are some advantages of among Mongolians upon entering China. Some advantages
that I can pick are that they have cross-breed the physical
characteristics of Chinese people and they have expanded their empire. The
disadvantage is that they were able to imitate the Chinese tradition rather
than influencing them. (MARK LEO
HAPITAN/Student Writer)
0 comments