What were the major characteristics of the Mongolian army? – InterviewSolution

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1.	What were the major characteristics of the Mongolian army?
Answer» The chief characteristic feature of the Mongolian army was its strong cavalry. Genghis Khan arranged his army in the multiples often (10,100, 1000,10000). The main attraction of the army was the small canons which could be used while sitting on horseback. Genghis Khan also maintained a well-organized espionage.

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