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These guys would make green berets,ghurka commandos,spartan and roman soldiers look like little girls with lollypops in their mouths.
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A history book reports that out of 127 ancient armies it studied and dissected, it ranked the Mongol Army as the most savage, resilient and toughest footsoldiers/horsesoldiers humanity has ever seen. Look at some of these facts:
-The Mongols coined the terms "Resistance is Futile" and "It's better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven". The first term was said to chinese and central asian cities under attack, the last term was said to Europeans who tried to tell Mongol ambassadors that attacking Christian Europe would make them go to Hell for attacking God's Empire.
-If a young Mongol boy hurt his toe or finger and shed tears from the pain, the Mongols would chop off that finger. They hated weakness and weaklings. It's said that young boys who got hurt would withold their tears, go take a walk far away from the main camp and cry if they had to.
-Mongols were certainly not known for good manners or hygiene. They would defecate right besides other Mongols eating food together in a circle, those eating were unfazed by the act of another human defecating just inches away from their plates, to them it was as normal as yawning.
-It was very common that when a city under Mongol occupation was afflicted by a plague only Mongol soldiers and rats usually survived it, this led those under subjugation into believing that Mongols were super-humans unfazed by disease.
-The Mongols carried their own women in these long conquests but merely as slaves, if they became pregnant they would be killed because it was a "drag" and inconvenience to the convoy, but in those rare times when her life was spared her offspring would be killed if it was a female. They would grab baby girls by their two feet and swing them around against a tree, smashing her head instantly. Baby girls were only spared in their own Mongolian homeland.
-Cowards in the Mongol army were dealt harshly. They would tie them to a thick tree bark lying on the floor and 4 strong men would bend the unfortunate soul backwards until his spinal cord/column literally snapped in two.
-Besides eatig raw rats, the Mongols had a penchant for milk- and it didn't matter where it came from- from she-pigs to mares to captured pregnant women from other nations.
-When a city dared to resist them, the Mongols would kill every woman,man,child,horse and living animal in that city.
-Mongol cavalrymen possessed 2 swords, one strapped to their left leg and the other one strapped to their right leg. If one of their arms was amputated in battle they had the other sword ready to keep fighting. They didn't stopped fighting until they bled to death or had both arms chopped off.
-Genghis Khan, their commander-in-chief, led the 200,000-plus calvary force that conquered land from eastern China all the way to Yugoslavia in central europe. He was a psycopath and delighted in killing any living thing that crossed his way. Just like humans drink milk in the morning, Genghis Khan would drink animal blood, he had a penchant for beheading ducks in the morning and literally drinking their blood out of the severed neck, it was his "breakfast".
-When Mongol bowmen and archmen launched their arrows against an opposing army the arrows literally darkened the sun and cast a shadow over the enemy.
-The mongols had no food supply problems, if any of their horses or burden of beast died in long journeys they would slice it up and put the meat (either good or rotten) under their saddle to keep it warm against the horse's back and eat from it for months on end for thousands of kilometers.
-Mongol infantry would stretch for up to 25 or 35 kilometers deep when they attacked in single-line formations.
-It was a religious ritual for mongols to pour horse urine upon themselves as horse's were considered "animals lent to men by the gods", therefore when Mongols attacked a city the residents could smell urine from kilometers away.
-Mongols would use their own dead soldiers as ammunition for their catapults against fortified cities, in part to spread disease within their walls, history's first "biological war" battles.
-Wounded Mongol soldiers who had hands or legs chopped off in battle would put a red-hot iron on the wound to caterize it by burning their flesh to a crisp, and they would continue fighting if possible.
This is what a christian european soldier (and monk) living in a mongol-occupied eastern european town wrote in a memoir:
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A history book reports that out of 127 ancient armies it studied and dissected, it ranked the Mongol Army as the most savage, resilient and toughest footsoldiers/horsesoldiers humanity has ever seen. Look at some of these facts:
-The Mongols coined the terms "Resistance is Futile" and "It's better to reign in Hell than serve in Heaven". The first term was said to chinese and central asian cities under attack, the last term was said to Europeans who tried to tell Mongol ambassadors that attacking Christian Europe would make them go to Hell for attacking God's Empire.
-If a young Mongol boy hurt his toe or finger and shed tears from the pain, the Mongols would chop off that finger. They hated weakness and weaklings. It's said that young boys who got hurt would withold their tears, go take a walk far away from the main camp and cry if they had to.
-Mongols were certainly not known for good manners or hygiene. They would defecate right besides other Mongols eating food together in a circle, those eating were unfazed by the act of another human defecating just inches away from their plates, to them it was as normal as yawning.
-It was very common that when a city under Mongol occupation was afflicted by a plague only Mongol soldiers and rats usually survived it, this led those under subjugation into believing that Mongols were super-humans unfazed by disease.
-The Mongols carried their own women in these long conquests but merely as slaves, if they became pregnant they would be killed because it was a "drag" and inconvenience to the convoy, but in those rare times when her life was spared her offspring would be killed if it was a female. They would grab baby girls by their two feet and swing them around against a tree, smashing her head instantly. Baby girls were only spared in their own Mongolian homeland.
-Cowards in the Mongol army were dealt harshly. They would tie them to a thick tree bark lying on the floor and 4 strong men would bend the unfortunate soul backwards until his spinal cord/column literally snapped in two.
-Besides eatig raw rats, the Mongols had a penchant for milk- and it didn't matter where it came from- from she-pigs to mares to captured pregnant women from other nations.
-When a city dared to resist them, the Mongols would kill every woman,man,child,horse and living animal in that city.
-Mongol cavalrymen possessed 2 swords, one strapped to their left leg and the other one strapped to their right leg. If one of their arms was amputated in battle they had the other sword ready to keep fighting. They didn't stopped fighting until they bled to death or had both arms chopped off.
-Genghis Khan, their commander-in-chief, led the 200,000-plus calvary force that conquered land from eastern China all the way to Yugoslavia in central europe. He was a psycopath and delighted in killing any living thing that crossed his way. Just like humans drink milk in the morning, Genghis Khan would drink animal blood, he had a penchant for beheading ducks in the morning and literally drinking their blood out of the severed neck, it was his "breakfast".
-When Mongol bowmen and archmen launched their arrows against an opposing army the arrows literally darkened the sun and cast a shadow over the enemy.
-The mongols had no food supply problems, if any of their horses or burden of beast died in long journeys they would slice it up and put the meat (either good or rotten) under their saddle to keep it warm against the horse's back and eat from it for months on end for thousands of kilometers.
-Mongol infantry would stretch for up to 25 or 35 kilometers deep when they attacked in single-line formations.
-It was a religious ritual for mongols to pour horse urine upon themselves as horse's were considered "animals lent to men by the gods", therefore when Mongols attacked a city the residents could smell urine from kilometers away.
-Mongols would use their own dead soldiers as ammunition for their catapults against fortified cities, in part to spread disease within their walls, history's first "biological war" battles.
-Wounded Mongol soldiers who had hands or legs chopped off in battle would put a red-hot iron on the wound to caterize it by burning their flesh to a crisp, and they would continue fighting if possible.
This is what a christian european soldier (and monk) living in a mongol-occupied eastern european town wrote in a memoir:
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