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If someone refused to join them, mongols would come and kill those who took that decision, obviously the elites.
Genghis Khan was "I eat what my people eat, I sleep where my people sleep" type of guy, the most relatable ruler people ever saw in life. He worshiped the eternal blue sky and wanted to unite all people so they live in peace under it. A prophet, like some Jesus Christ.
People even betrayed their leaders to join/help Genghis Khan.
Most important part about how mongols managed their conquered territories is that they would never kill skilled workers, whether mongols are familiar with technology or not. Mongols even protected skilled workers, influenced their social status.
So mongols allowed technology to freely mature and spread instead of destroying it like everybody else did. And then what they did is they traded the products of skilled labor with other nations.
And they facilitated trade of these goods and exchange of ideas over inconceivable by that time distances, eliminating fragility of that knowledge, making it more decentralized. Without them, a lot more would be lost, a lot more would die, it could even be so that we would only be discovering steam engine in 21st century.
Genghis Khan promoted freedom of religion, he never asked anybody to convert into anything, so that in turn resulted in unrestricted exchange of ideas in ways and at speeds previously thought to be not possible.
Mongols also helped the spread of diseases. Black death came to Europe thanks to them and has cleansed the Earth of some Anglos and Baguettes.
Due to how Indian caste system works, mongols had no other choice but to contribute to further browning of India, they slaughtered the least brown indians, so India' identity was lost. Which leads me to believe that mongols knew more about bioweapons than assumed and had a grudge against french and brits. Especially brits. Fast-forward to our century - Indians are being deployed all over anglosphere. The prophecy is true.
Genghis Khan was "I eat what my people eat, I sleep where my people sleep" type of guy, the most relatable ruler people ever saw in life. He worshiped the eternal blue sky and wanted to unite all people so they live in peace under it. A prophet, like some Jesus Christ.
People even betrayed their leaders to join/help Genghis Khan.
Most important part about how mongols managed their conquered territories is that they would never kill skilled workers, whether mongols are familiar with technology or not. Mongols even protected skilled workers, influenced their social status.
So mongols allowed technology to freely mature and spread instead of destroying it like everybody else did. And then what they did is they traded the products of skilled labor with other nations.
And they facilitated trade of these goods and exchange of ideas over inconceivable by that time distances, eliminating fragility of that knowledge, making it more decentralized. Without them, a lot more would be lost, a lot more would die, it could even be so that we would only be discovering steam engine in 21st century.
Genghis Khan promoted freedom of religion, he never asked anybody to convert into anything, so that in turn resulted in unrestricted exchange of ideas in ways and at speeds previously thought to be not possible.
Mongols also helped the spread of diseases. Black death came to Europe thanks to them and has cleansed the Earth of some Anglos and Baguettes.
Due to how Indian caste system works, mongols had no other choice but to contribute to further browning of India, they slaughtered the least brown indians, so India' identity was lost. Which leads me to believe that mongols knew more about bioweapons than assumed and had a grudge against french and brits. Especially brits. Fast-forward to our century - Indians are being deployed all over anglosphere. The prophecy is true.
