In just 25 years, Genghis Khan’s Mongol army conquered more land and people than the Romans did in four centuries.
Genghis Khan, an unlikely reformer, rose through the ranks of tribal culture to lead a vast empire. Known for his progressive policies, he abolished torture, ensured universal religious freedom, and dismantled oppressive feudal systems—advancements unheard of in his era.
Yet his sweeping conquests and ambitious reforms sparked cultural exchange and trade, transforming civilizations across continents. As Genghis expanded his reach, each victory reshaped the future of empires and everyday lives alike.
This compelling history reveals the powerful and complex legacy of a leader who helped forge the foundations of the modern world.
What secrets lie behind the rise of one of history’s most influential empires?
