Genghis Khan had a thirst for killing, but there are three kinds of people he doesn t kill, which th

The three kinds of people that Genghis Khan did not kill were children, women and craftsmen, children and women because they had no power to restrain chickens, he felt that it was inappropriate to kill these people, and craftsmen because they had their own crafts, and the development of the country needed these people.

It is a child, a woman and a craftsman. Genghis Khan didn't kill them because these 3 types of people were useful to him, children could be trained to become their own soldiers, women could help the army make clothes, and craftsmen could make ** for the army.

The elderly, women, and children are not killed, although Genghis Khan fought everywhere, but there is still a line left, and he did not kill them all.

There have been countless kings in Chinese history, among which the most great foreigners are estimated to be Genghis Khan, people in Europe and the United States commented that Genghis Khan was the maker of the territory of the old world continent, and the Japanese said that he was the first person to divide the world into three categories, (yellow race, Mongolian people, white race, black race) He is the only one in the world who uses his genes to influence the whole world. Genghis Khan's glory has been celebrated by posterity, but some consider him to be a brutal, silvery, bloodthirsty man. Because when he was a khan, he began a war of aggression in order to plunder resources, and he led his own troops, invincible, and after breaking the city, he began to order the slaughter of the city.

He thought it would give other cities a kind of deterrence, which is why others would be terrified when they heard his name. But he also has three non-kills, let's take a look. 1. Women At that time, Mongolia attached great importance to reproduction, so he did not kill women, but used women as "tools" for production.

On the other hand, he treats women as objects to reward those who have meritorious soldiers, motivating them to fight harder. 2. Children who don't remember He believes that children are the foundation of increasing the population base, so he will not kill children who don't remember, but order his subordinates to train these children to become their warriors. 3. Craftsmen Because although Mongolia is brave and good at fighting, their manufacturing industry is very backward, so craftsmen have become a very valuable resource, listen to them to leave craftsmen to make **, production tools for them, and provide them with logistical resources.

It is also because he has these three non-killing and self-used means, so that his team will develop rapidly and eventually become a generation of overlords!

He was a butcher, not only killing the Han Chinese, but all the enemies, and going even more so in Central Asia, sprinkling salt on the cultivated land and destroying water conservancy projects.

Reasons: 1. The Mongols have a low level of civilization, have no respect for life, and are quite barbaric;

2. There are too many people in advanced civilizations, and killing more people enhances their sense of security;

3. Temujin himself was stoic, cunning, violent, and unscrupulous in order to achieve his goals;

4. Temujin had a penchant for killing. "The greatest joy in life is to kill people, to take all their possessions, to make their relatives weep and sleep with their wives and daughters."

No, he is a Mongol, the Mongols are revenge, at that time the Jin State killed many Mongols, when Genghis Khan fought the Jin State, a large number of Han people were oppressed by the Jin soldiers, so they rebelled against Genghis Khan, and he killed them in a fit of rage. But I think Genghis Khan is still a generation of geniuses.

Genghis Khan was a typical nationalist who killed all races except the Mongols.

The point of liking is stepped on, and I can't change it, sorry. This man has no one before him and no one after him, and he kills like hemp.

You don't know a people. You can't judge them. Genghis Khan was a hero.

Personally, I think so, but once the success is done, which person who has achieved great things has not killed many people?

Genghis Khan objectively belongs to a part of the Chinese nation in history, although he subjectively does not have such a consciousness, Genghis Khan is a national hero of the Mongolian nationality (but he is obviously not a national hero of the Han nationality), the Mongolian nationality is an important part of the Chinese nation, so he is also a national hero of the Chinese nation, not to mention his great contribution to the Chinese nation (the Chinese nation is a community of destiny gradually formed in the long history). In addition, Yue Fei is a national hero of the Han nationality; Jin Wushu is the national hero of the Jurchen people, and so on, ......The principle of judgment is actually very simple.

After the Battle of Yashan in the Southern Song Dynasty, there was no more China.

Hundreds of millions of dollars were recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1985.

Craftsmen, women, children, because Genghis Khan believed that craftsmen were some very great people, children were the hope of the future, and women were usually used to reward generals.

Genghis Khan did not kill craftsmen because he cherished talents, he believed that children were the power of the future so he did not kill children, and he believed that women could be regarded as trophies so he did not kill women.

The first type of people are craftsmen, the second type of people are children, children are the hope of human survival, even in war, Genghis Khan did not allow young children to be harmed. The third type of person is women, although the status of women is very low, and they are even regarded as tools for inheritance, and they are also reduced to spoils of war in war, but the role of women is also very large. After all, the reproduction of the population is inseparable from women.