Genghis Khan: A Life from Beginning to End

By: Hourly History

Narrated by: Joseph Boyer

Genghis Khan: a man who managed to unify the warring nomadic Mongol clans, who orchestrated military victories from China all the way to Russia, who founded an empire that continued to expand across Asia and into Europe during the generations that followed his reign. Riding across the steppes, bow and arrows at his side, he was a man who believed himself to be on a divinely appointed mission and would stop at nothing to fulfill it. He valued loyalty above all else and destroyed kingdoms that got in his way.

Inside you will hear about....

• Poverty and Captivity
• Becoming a Leader
• A Unified People
• The First Campaigns
• The Raid into Europe
• And much more!

Genghis Khan’s great victories were preceded by destitution and captivity. This is a rags to riches tale - not just a theme for fairy tales and legends, but the real story of a leader who overcame hardship and setbacks to play a role in shaping the modern world.

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Great condensed history!

I started listening to this book while helping my son write a paper on Genghis Khan. I found it to be very informative and the story kept me listening, even after I didn’t have to anymore. Great book!