The Most Brutal Punishments of Genghis Khan

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Genghis Khan, born in 1162, was the founder and first emperor of the Mongol empire, the largest empire in history. He was born with a blood clot in his hand, an apparent symbol that he would have great power. At nine years old, his father brought him to meet his future wife, and on the way home, a rival tribe killed his father. Soon Genghis' brother started to exert control over the family, and Genghis was not going to let that happen.

His army took over places as far away as Kyiv, modern-day Ukraine. Genghis Khan is most well known for his brutal punishments and irrational behavior, though, and this life highlights his most ruthless of them all. According to history books, Genghis killed more people in twenty-five years than the Romans managed to do in four hundred years. Today we will share the most brutal punishments of Genghis Khan

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[rehnedojankekyakarloge]

If you're a conqueror from East, you're a barbarian, if you're a conqueror from the west, you're great

[tamirigor]

A lot of false The one of the reasons he was successful is he never touched the religions of others. Even in the capital city of Mongolian empire the city of Kharakhorum were many religions and all of them were allowed to co-exist on equal terms.

[jking]

Nowadays, anyone can make a video and literally say anything without fact, checking it, and it’s considered to be truth

[MrT]

I didn't realize cameras existed back then. Great to see some photos survived.

[farrukhjamil]

Sultan Mehmed II was born in 1432...Chengiz khan was born in 1162....how could they have traded or communicated over 250 year's difference?

[arsevengumush]

The picture of Muhammed the II of Iran, is actually Mehmet II of the Ottoman Empire. Get your facts right!

[hldvoyeur]

I'm impressed that you were able to find black-and-white photographs from that era. Kudos.

[johnwingate]

He actually affected the climate by reducing so much carbon.

[cierakitty]

One thing I have never understood : If an enemy sent a messenger to the other enemy...why kill the messenger ? The person was just doing their job like the other enemy's leader might send one of his messengers.

[bryonensminger]

You will probably never know where they planted him there is an area where the descendants of his tribal people still guard the area and if you're caught in there you're in big trouble I saw a documentary on television about it

[AlbaDoggy]

that's fucked up. Could you imagine being chosen to bury him knowing you just signed a death wish?

[angelodelacuesta]

Thank God I did not live in this time period.

[bobbymcquoid]

This name for channel is correct..Crazy History .. it's so far from truth its crazy

[chrisseals]

You neglect to mention that the Great Khan routinely spared cities that would surrender. He would save merchants, scholars, medical personnel, religious figures, old govt officials, even former Emperors. It was those who defied him, snubbed their nose, underestimated, or outright lied to him that earned you his wroth.

[garybobst]

Murderous, cruel, and brutally rational.

[JSHUAKANE]

Cruelty to one, neccesity to another.

[ThePlanetIndia]

Genghis Khan in real life = Thanos in reel life

[Imbijohn]

The narrative is so far different from the historical record

[robertroxas]

Whatever power he poses, it has an ending. Only God knows for his doings and a painful punishment in the afterlife

[kairios]

This is so negatively skewed it absolutely doesn’t tell the history or reality of what had happened which is extremely frustrating to put it lightly