The Brutal Utilization Of Resources
Consider the 1221 Siege of Nishapur in modern-day Iran. When the Mongols launched their attack, they brought 300 ballistae, which were massive catapults capable of lancing opposing pitchers or spears. To be sure, the Mongols possessed three thousand powerful crossbows. – What occurred? What happened? The besieged city surrendered in three days, and its residents were all slaughtered.
The Brutal Utilization Of Resources
#2. Commandeer enemy technology
Genghis Khan’s main strength was adaptation, and he was not hesitant to take advantage of his opponents’ advances. At the start of their adventures, the Mongols’ weapons was crude. When the military took over another country, more sophisticated military technologies and even warfare methods were adopted.
#2. Commandeer Enemy Technology
