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   Genghis Khan

   Genghis Khan led a division on a raid through Afghanistan and northern India, while another contingent marched through the Caucasus and into Russia.
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   Nomadic empire

   In 166 BC he personally led 140,000 cavalry to invade Anding, reaching as far as the imperial retreat at Yong. ... 1211: After a great quriltai or meeting, Genghis Khan led his armies against the Jin Dynasty that ruled northern China.
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   Subutai

   Genghis Khan led the Mongol army westwards in late 1219 to attack Khwarizm. ... By late 1241, Subutai was discussing plans to invade the Holy Roman Empire, when the news came of the death of Ögedei Khan.
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   Mongol Empire

   Zhendong (征東), literally "Conquer East" or "Eastern Expedition", was not a geographic name, but was named as such when Kublai Khan attempted to invade Japan in 1281, and this institution was also referred to as "Japanese Expedition en-route Secretariat" (征日本行省) or just "Japan en-route Secretariat" (日本行省). ... However, the succession war in 1260-1264 led the empire to a state of fracture and had lost the order brought to them by Genghis Khan.
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   Ismaili

   Using many new and unique military techniques, Genghis Khan led the Mongols across Central Asia into the Middle-East where they won a series of tactical military victories.
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   Timeline of the Mongol Empire

   1211: Genghis Khan led his armies across the Gobi desert against the Jin Dynasty of northern China.
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   Timeline of Mongol Empire

   1211: Genghis Khan led his armies across the Gobi desert against the Jin Dynasty of northern China.
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   Mongol invasion of Central Asia

   (It must be noted that Genghis Khan eventually abrogated every allegiance he ever made, but in the short term, he probably did not intend to invade the Khwarezmid Empire when he did) ... This angered Chaghatai, and Genghis headed off this sibling fight by appointing Ögedei the commander of the sieging forces and Urgench fell.
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   History of Mongolia

   | Before Genghis Khan | ... The fleets of the Yuan Dynasty attempted to invade Japan in 1274 and 1281, but were destroyed in sea storms on both occasions.
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    Battle of Indus

    When the army who awaited the enemy was busy fighting the Mongolian vanguard, Genghis Khan led the main force towards the sultan who was trapped between the Mongols and the river.

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• History of Mongolia,
• Battle of Indus