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Jiang interprets Genghis Khan's killing of Jamukha as the mythic sacrifice of the beloved, comparable to Achilles and Patroclus or Rome's founding fratricide.
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Jamukha
Jiang interprets Genghis Khan's killing of Jamukha as the mythic sacrifice of the beloved, comparable to Achilles and Patroclus or Rome's founding fratricide.
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"But the man himself does not understand this divine mission. Okay? The gods have picked this man for whatever reason, and this man must..."
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"He kills his best friend Jamukha. Okay? And you think, okay, what's the big deal? Well, in that culture, when two warriors are best..."
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"...who becomes his best friend. And this best friend's name is Jamukha. And the two together are great warriors. And they conquer a lot..."
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"...also true for Genghis Khan. He is mentored by two chieftains, Jamukha and Togol. And he will defeat both in order to gain leadership..."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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