The Rise of Temujin

Temujin, also known as Chinggis Khan, is on the brink of uniting the Mongol clans after defeating the Kerates. He faces a significant challenge from his childhood friend Jamukha, who has allied with the Naaman tribe to oppose Temujin's ambitions. As he prepares for a decisive battle, Temujin demonstrates strategic foresight by organizing his army into manageable units, similar to indirect rule practices seen in other empires. His thoughtful management style highlights his ability to leverage local governance structures to solidify his authority while addressing the logistical needs of a large and diverse force.