One reason for Genghis Khan's success as a military leader was his strategic vision and tactics. He developed innovative military strategies, such as his famous "feigned retreat" tactic, where his army would pretend to retreat and lure the enemy into a vulnerable position before launching a counterattack. This tactic often caught opponents off guard and allowed the Mongols to effectively defeat larger and more experienced armies. Additionally, Genghis Khan emphasized on maintaining a well-disciplined and organized army, with strict military discipline and loyalty. The combination of his strategic prowess and organizational skills played a significant role in his military successes.
