The Terrible Acts Committed by Genghis Khan and the Mongol Horde

The world remembers the Mongols for their speed, discipline, and unmatched conquests—but history remembers their victims in silence. This episode uncovers the devastating tactics and calculated destruction carried out under Genghis Khan and the Mongol Horde. From the fall of Kievan Rus’ to the extinction of Baghdad’s House of Wisdom, we explore how entire cultures vanished in days, despite having stood for centuries. Step inside the dust cloud of the 13th century, where armies moved faster than news, where cities believed themselves eternal until the sky darkened with arrows. Discover how psychological warfare, engineered terror, and relentless mobility reshaped Eurasia and left scars still visible in global politics, culture, and memory. This historical deep dive doesn’t seek to glorify conquest—it examines the human cost behind the rise of the world’s largest land empire. If this story unsettles you, you’re not alone. Follow us deeper into history’s shadows as we continue revealing the stories of those who built—and those who destroyed—the ancient world. This video is for educational and historical purposes, examining themes of power, conflict, and cultural collapse without depicting graphic or explicit content.