genghis khan

Tartar raids kill the father of Temujin and banishes his family from the land; but when he grows older, he assembles a small army of men and begins raiding Tartar camps and eventually unites all the Mongol tribes together.

Presents a short biography of thirteenth-century Mongolian leader Genghis Khan, and describes the legends and stories about his empire which engulfed that of Alexander the Great.

A biography of the Mongol leader and military strategist who, at the height of his power, was supreme master of the largest empire ever created in the lifetime of one man.

Genghis Khan conquered more kingdoms and won more battles in his lifetime than any other ruler in history. Although brutal force served as a necessary tool in his victories, Genghis Khan ruled with wisdom, caution, ambition, and loyalty. During his rule, new trade routes were opened and kept safe throughout Asia.

Traces the life of the chief of a small Mongol tribe who established a vast empire from Peking to the Black Sea in the twelfth century.

This book traces the history of Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire, from around 1162 when Temujin, the future Genghis Khan, is born in Mongolia to the rule of Genghis Khan's grandsons up to 1294.

Provides short biographies on military leaders from all time periods and nations, and ranks these leaders in order of their influence.

Golden lava begins to erupt out of volcanoes around the world, and when a wicked djinn plans to rob the grave of Genghis Khan, twins John and Philippa are determined to prevent disaster.