That’s What We Thought…
Genghis Khan apparently ordered him to be buried secretly — and nothing at all should mark his burial. Therefore, after the death of Genghis Khan, grieved warriors took his remains to a hidden place. You even ran 1,000 horses over his grave over and again to destroy any evidence of his presence! And nobody knows where Genghis Khan remains after 800 years.
That’s What We Thought…
#19. Master The Art Of Archery
One of the principal reasons for the success of Genghis Khan? The archery abilities of his men were terrific. But the art of manufacturing did not come from none at all. No, Genghis Khan has guaranteed that people of Mongol have been trained in infancy. Children – boys and girls – even tested in different combat talents were competing. These included wrestling, horseback, sports, and archery.
#19. Master The Art Of Archery
