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With a unified Mongolia, Genghis Khan turned his attention to the formidable Jin dynasty in northern China. When the Jin Emperor demanded his submission, he rejected the offer, demonstrating his indomitable spirit. His military strategy involved more than mere brute force; it included forcing local populations to gather resources, creating a unique logistical advantage over his resource-dependent adversaries.
The Mongol invasion of the Jin dynasty marked a turning point, heralding the beginning of an impressive series of military successes that showcased Genghis's strategic brilliance. His soldiers adopted novel attack strategies and coherence in their formations that baffled and overwhelmed larger enemy armies.