Invincible Army of the Mongolian Empire

Yuly S. KHUDYAKOV

In the 13th century, the peoples and countries of the Eurasian continent experienced a stunning attack of a victorious Mongolian army sweeping away everything on its way. The opposing armies had eminent and experienced commanders, they fought on their own territories, and protected their families and peoples from the cruel enemy. The Mongolians fought far from their homes, in an unknown land, under unfavorable climatic conditions, and the size of their army was often less than that of the enemy’s. Nevertheless, they attacked and vanquished, being convinced that they were invincible…

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