Genghis Khan

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The Mongols are portrayed as a complex society, exhibiting both mercy and tolerance during their conquests, which were not solely destructive but aimed at connecting cultures and spreading knowledge. Their civilization had its own rich traditions, challenging the stereotype of them as mere barbaric conquerors. However, this nuanced view acknowledges that their expansion also resulted in significant destruction, highlighting the duality of their impact on the world.