They were able to roll over everybody but it didn’t last. They had no plan for governance and almost immediately it just became cultures which were autonomous but with a few Mongol leaders at the top. I’m not sure if that’s better or worse than empires that were more agressive like the Spanish, English, or Inca.
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So it just fizzled out? That's interesting.
Not quite. Half the world is related to Genghis.
So what, he just left for cigarettes and never came back?
You could say that. Although I think many were glad to see him go and fearful of his arrival.
He was bagasse, I know that much.
*badass corrects to bagasse on my phone. What in earth is a bagasse?!
That’s the street Leibnitz grew up on.
That’s a massive overestimation. I was looking it up for some reason not that long ago. It was only like 16-17 million Asian males are descended from one man believed but unable to be confirmed to be Genghis Khan.
Only 16-17 million . That's pocket change.
Eh when you started back in the 1200’s, rape was used as a military tactic, and in comparison to the entire population of the geographic area they’re using it’s like eh. Yes this common ancestor left quite a lineage. There are just so many generations in that time period to be fruitful and multiply.