The Bizarre Rules Genghis Khan’s Army Had To Abide By

Frontal Assaults

After taking the flanking approach, Khan’s soldiers were then able to form a more unified approach to attacking from the rear. As the enemy would begin to advance forward, the Mongols would retreat somewhat, causing confusion among the rival contingent. It was through this approach that the Mongol army could demolish their opponents, often without even having a larger number of men at their disposal for the fight. This led to many victories for Genghis and his followers.

Frontal Assaults