The era of Genghis Khan, who lived in the 12th and 13th centuries, was a time of great military conquest and expansion. The man who founded the Mongol Empire, was known for his formidable military tactics and his highly skilled army of soldiers and archers.
Archery played a crucial role in the military campaigns of Khan and his successors. Mongolian archers were known for their accuracy, speed and deadly force, and were feared by their enemies. Mongolian archers were also able to shoot arrows from horseback, which allowed them to quickly move and attack their opponents while remaining a safe distance away. This made them particularly effective in battle as they could shoot arrows at their enemies while remaining mobile and difficult to target.
Mongolian archery was also distinctive for its use of the composite bow. The composite bow was made of layers of wood, animal horn and sinew, which gave it a unique strength and flexibility. The composite bow was able to shoot arrows further and with greater accuracy than other types of bows; a terrifyingly effective battle weapon. Archers were trained to use the composite bow from a young age, and were
