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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Khatun Temur, literally “Queen Iron,” and Khatun Baatar, “Queen Hero.”

51. “Khatun Temur, literally “Queen Iron,” and Khatun Baatar, “Queen Hero.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Using this novel method, doctors could treat female patients without violating the honor of her family.”

52. “Using this novel method, doctors could treat female patients without violating the honor of her family.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “The great actors of history cannot be neatly tucked between the covers of a book and filed away like so many pressed botanical specimens.”

53. “The great actors of history cannot be neatly tucked between the covers of a book and filed away like so many pressed botanical specimens.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Following the example of Genghis Khan, the early Mongol rulers clearly recognized that knowledge constituted their most potent weapon, and controlling the flow of information served as their organizing principle. Genghis.”

54. “Following the example of Genghis Khan, the early Mongol rulers clearly recognized that knowledge constituted their most potent weapon, and controlling the flow of information served as their organizing principle. Genghis.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Chocolate, like all other types of money, has no inherent value outside of a cultural context.”

55. “Chocolate, like all other types of money, has no inherent value outside of a cultural context.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “In the Mongol perspective, challenges choose us, but we choose how to respond. Destiny brings the opportunities and the misfortunes, and the merit of our lives derives from those unplanned moments.”

56. “In the Mongol perspective, challenges choose us, but we choose how to respond. Destiny brings the opportunities and the misfortunes, and the merit of our lives derives from those unplanned moments.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “When it came time to retire to his chamber for the night, the khan had his pick of beautiful young women, all of whom had been tested to make sure that they did not snore, have bad breath, or discharge any unpleasant body odors.”

57. “When it came time to retire to his chamber for the night, the khan had his pick of beautiful young women, all of whom had been tested to make sure that they did not snore, have bad breath, or discharge any unpleasant body odors.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “At the end of the debate, unable to convert or kill one another, they concluded the way most Mongol celebrations concluded, with everyone simply too drunk to continue.”

58. “At the end of the debate, unable to convert or kill one another, they concluded the way most Mongol celebrations concluded, with everyone simply too drunk to continue.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Genghis Khan was a doer.”

59. “Genghis Khan was a doer.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “He considered betrayal of duty, cowardice, lying, and laziness the vilest of all sins, and he praised those who put personal honor above their well-being, or even their life. He knew he could never depend on those who valued riches over honor. “Such people are base, craven, and they are slaves by nature,” wrote Juvaini. “Genghis Khan despised and destroyed them without mercy.”22.”

60. “He considered betrayal of duty, cowardice, lying, and laziness the vilest of all sins, and he praised those who put personal honor above their well-being, or even their life. He knew he could never depend on those who valued riches over honor. “Such people are base, craven, and they are slaves by nature,” wrote Juvaini. “Genghis Khan despised and destroyed them without mercy.”22.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “If the truth was important enough for one generation of powerful officials to go to great lengths to hide it, then it should be important for us to search for it now.”

61. “If the truth was important enough for one generation of powerful officials to go to great lengths to hide it, then it should be important for us to search for it now.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Though the steppe tribes of his time changed sides at the least provocation and soldiers might desert their leaders, none of Temujin’s generals deserted him throughout his six decades as a warrior. In turn, Temujin never punished or harmed one of his generals. Among the great kings and conquerors of history, this record of fidelity is unique.”

62. “Though the steppe tribes of his time changed sides at the least provocation and soldiers might desert their leaders, none of Temujin’s generals deserted him throughout his six decades as a warrior. In turn, Temujin never punished or harmed one of his generals. Among the great kings and conquerors of history, this record of fidelity is unique.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “By comparison with the terrifying acts of civilized armies of the era, the Mongols did not inspire fear by the ferocity or cruelty of their acts so much as by the speed and efficiency with which they conquered and their seemingly total disdain for the lives of the rich and powerful.”

63. “By comparison with the terrifying acts of civilized armies of the era, the Mongols did not inspire fear by the ferocity or cruelty of their acts so much as by the speed and efficiency with which they conquered and their seemingly total disdain for the lives of the rich and powerful.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “Khubilai’s invasions of Japan had failed, but they left a tremendous impact on Japanese social and political life by pushing them toward cultural unification and militaristic government. The Mongols, meanwhile, turned away.”

64. “Khubilai’s invasions of Japan had failed, but they left a tremendous impact on Japanese social and political life by pushing them toward cultural unification and militaristic government. The Mongols, meanwhile, turned away.”

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Jack Weatherford Quote: “The Mongol’s success arose from their cohesion and discipline, bred over millennia as nomads working in small groups, and from their steadfast loyalty to their leader.”

65. “The Mongol’s success arose from their cohesion and discipline, bred over millennia as nomads working in small groups, and from their steadfast loyalty to their leader.”

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