Who was the successor, Genghis Khan? What were his contributions? – InterviewSolution

1.	Who was the successor, Genghis Khan? What were his contributions?
Answer» Timur. He was called Tamerane. In 1398 he crossed the river Indus and reached Delhi. On his way back, he took with him a great treasure.

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