The Stirrup
It remains a mystery when and when the stirrup was developed, but the Mongols undoubtedly used it in its fullness. Stirrup riding meant that a guerrilla could stay with both hands-frees on his riding horse. And he could shoot arrows as he was rolling at speed. This terrible martial talent helped the Mongolians win so many battles.
The Stirrup
Life As A Mongol Warrior
Life wasn’t easy being a Mongol warrior, so… far from it! In this sense, not just Genghis’ men have been compelled into a strict code from history. For instance, take the Freemasons. For decades their secret rituals have been carefully enforced – until now. There are 40 of the scariest, fascinating, and absolutely odd rules that must be followed by members of the secretive organization.
Life As A Mongol Warrior
