Are the Mongol armies really invincible, and have they always been smooth?

In fact, it is not always victorious, but there are more victories.

The Mongol army once swept across the Eurasian continent, and it was indeed an invincible existence, but it was not smooth together.

The strength of the Mongol army was indeed quite strong, but it was not always smooth.

It may not always be victorious, there have been failures and then learn from them.

They are invincible because of their brave horses and their relatively good ability to balance the lead, and they can also kill others on the horse. Their swift fighting power made Emperor Wu of Han have to be afraid.

<> "History Revealed: Why Are the Mongol Army So Powerful?"

The Mongol Empire's victory was a combination of technological superiority, the talent of its generals, the bravery of its soldiers, its material conditions, and its open-mindedness towards the conquered regimes, which minimized resistance. In Europe, the Mongols suffered only one crushing defeat, and the Mongols sold large numbers of slaves to Egypt, where they formed Mamluk mercenaries and defeated their opponents with Mongol tactics.

For emotional reasons, the Chinese people were amazed at the achievements of the Mongol Empire on the one hand, and on the other hand, they paid little attention to its details. Lacking reading or writing without judgment and merely for pure intellectual interest, the answer to the "Eastern Storm" expounds the history of the Mongol Empire's westward conquest in more detail, and simplifies the more complex place names and personal names, making it easy to read and interesting.

Why did the Mongol soldiers wear silk underwear.

I have translated some ** before, but I have not translated popular science books. When I gave this book to me, I tried to translate a chapter, and after the translation, I felt that I should translate it, and it was very well written, the sentences were fluent, and the content was very interesting.

The author of this book is a screenwriter of the BBC, and he writes many details that we don't know much about, such as every Mongolian soldier had a silk underwear, why? Because if he is hit by an arrow, he has to cut the wound with a knife, which will cause more damage, and if he wears silk underwear and shoots the arrow into the body, it will wrap the silk thread around the arrow and shoot it together, as long as the silk thread is gently twitched, the arrow can be taken out, and the damage is reduced.

The Mongol army fought like a hunt.

Why is the Mongol army so strong? This is related to the importance they attach to hunting on a daily basis, and Genghis Khan attaches great importance to hunting as a compulsory subject for training warriors.

The book devotes a long space to the influence of Mongol hunting on their warfare, the Yuan Dynasty has always attached great importance to hunting, until the Qing Dynasty, it was very important to go to the Mulan paddock to hunt, for them to fight, hunting is a similar exercise. The hunters would line up in a long line and drive all the beasts they could see to the front, and the whole long snake formation would have to run 1,000 kilometers, possibly longer.

Go to a place they feel fit, fence off on both sides, and surround all the prey inside, without harming the prey in the process, let alone letting it run away. After the fence, everyone goes in and picks a prey and kills it, like a ring match, and some people will kill the prey in hand-to-hand combat.

With their superb riding skills and courage, they can be invincible.