Genghis Khan led Mongolian soldiers across Eurasia. Where is the strength of the Mongolian army?

The Mongols first surrendered to the Jin people in northern China. Under the guidance of Genghis Khan, Mongols embarked on the road of rising. Genghis Khan unified the ministries of Mongolia with his extraordinary personal charm and means, and later eliminated 400,000 elite rulers of the Jin Dynasty in the battle of Yehuling, making Mongolia the most powerful regime in northern China. Although Genghis Khan failed to wipe out the Jin Dynasty completely during his lifetime, his son Sun successfully wiped out the powerful Jin Dynasty through the policy of uniting with the Song Dynasty to wipe out the gold.

After the rise of the Mongolian army led by Genghis Khan, it was not always aimed at the Central Plains in the south, but also full of conquest desire for the vast and mysterious west. So the Mongols began the Western Expedition along the hooves of their ancestors Huns. The fuse of Genghis Khan's expedition to the west was lit by Huatuo Mozi Empire. He refused the Mongolian trade demand and killed the Mongolian caravan. Mongolian fighters took revenge and killed the empire of Hua La Zi Mo. Compared with the Jin Dynasty, the arch-rival of the East, the western empire of the flower thorn submodule appears to exist in name only and is vulnerable. The Mongols soon perished the empire of the central Asian power, the flower thorn submodule.

The Mongols discovered the rich and fragile west in the Western Expedition. Since then, the Mongols have kept a large number of troops here and continued their western expedition. The Mongols conquered most parts of Eurasia, and no regime can compete with the powerful Mongolian warriors. So where is the strength of the Mongolian army?

First, the Mongolian army does not need logistical supplies. When their troops are fighting, they will catch up with the sheep and fight while eating. After the mutton was finished, they also breached the enemy's city and directly plundered the enemy's materials.

Second, the Mongolian army attaches importance to firearms. When Mongols first rose, they were very good at fighting because of their strong mobility. But for rulers on the defensive, their cavalry gradually failed to play a role. Because of this, the Mongols absorbed the advanced technology of the Central Plains, equipped a large number of artillery for the Mongolian army, and enhanced the ability of the Mongolian army that is good at field operations. When the Mongols attacked the Jin Dynasty in Kaifeng, Nanjing, they shelled the city with more than 400 fires. When the Mongolian army marched westward, Europeans were even more amazed at the Mongolian artillery. Since then, Europeans have been committed to the study of firearms.

Third, advanced cavalry tactics. Mongolian cavalry are very flexible. They give full play to their advantages. They first harassed the enemy with light cavalry, and the enemy pursued them. They wiped out the enemy with bows and arrows as they ran. When the enemy was exhausted, the Mongols rushed into the enemy line with heavy cavalry to divide and surround the enemy. The enemy at this time is a lamb to be slaughtered in the eyes of Mongols.

Fourth, Genghis Khan's powerful leadership and charm. Genghis Khan has extraordinary personal charm, which makes every Mongolian willing to work for him. Genghis Khan used the power of religion to let shaman wizards tell the Mongols that he was sent by the gods to rule the grassland. Mongols regard Genghis Khan as a man of God. They fought for him, not afraid of death, and their morale was very high.