Going Undercover
The Mongols were then made aware of their adversary’s capabilities. To acquire intelligence, agents masquerading as religious men or businessmen would infiltrate hostile areas. They’d also be on the lookout for any turning robes that would betray the Mongol cause. The spies would reveal the land’s lie as Genghis Khan’s army marched. Nothing has been overlooked!
Going Undercover
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#3. Maximise And Use All Weapons
The capacity of the Mongol forces to unleash a dense cloud of arrows must have terrified their opponents. Genghis Khan’s bow, on the other hand, had extra cords. Or, more correctly, his army were armed with a slew of other horrible weapons.
#3. Maximise And Use All Weapons
