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Jiang groups Sargon, Philip, Julius Caesar, and Genghis Khan as great conquerors who share a mentor-betrayal pattern.
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Great Conquerors
Jiang groups Sargon, Philip, Julius Caesar, and Genghis Khan as great conquerors who share a mentor-betrayal pattern.
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Great conquerors succeed by building armies that are professional, meritocratic, and innovative.
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"...show you that Genghis Khan fits into a pattern of a great conqueror. If you look at all the great conquerors of human history,..."
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"He was a cupbearer to the King Ur -Zaba of Kish. Kish is one of the city -states in Sumeria. Now, guys, cupbearer is..."
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"Right? And ultimately he will betray mentors in order to achieve his ambition. Well, that's also true for Philip of Macedon. So Philip of..."
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"...Mongol world. So it shows you how ruthless and ambitious these great conquerors are. But at the same time, let's remember this. Philip II..."
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"...again, Genghis Khan fits into a pattern here of what these great conquerors looked like. Does it make sense to you guys? Any questions..."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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