Enemies Can’t Escape
It was only after a few of his enemies managed to escape and evade the long arm of the law that Genghis Khan really started reminding his soldiers of the importance of this never happening. He made a point to punish those responsible for rival leaders getting out of their grip, so that the other sergeants, lieutenants and soldiers understood just how negatively a mistake like this could affect the outcome of their next battle.
Enemies Cant Escape
Time And Place
Mongol soldiers were also taught the value of striking at the right time, at the right place. This was a key warfare rule that made all the difference to the outcome of many of their fights. The thought process Khan adopted revolved around never reacting hastily and heading into battle prematurely, as well as surveying the landscape and mitigating risk at all possible avenues. When this was done, it was time to lay into the assault.
Time And Place
