According to stories about Genghis Khan’s early life, his mother used a set of arrows to teach her children about the power in numbers. What lesson did Genghis's mother teach him, and how did this lesson play out throughout Khan’s life?

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According to stories about Genghis Khan’s early life, his mother used a set of arrows to teach her children about the power in numbers.  What lesson did Genghis's mother teach him, and how did this lesson play out throughout Khan’s life?

giitter · Answer

;-; Im sorrie I did not learn about this

peace420 · Answer

Ok well not to be rude but you didn't need to comment that

alivejeremy · Answer

I'll have to read the wiki for that. sorry can't help.

peace420 · Answer

i read wiki and it doesnt have anything much about his mother

peace420 · Answer

all i could find was : His mother, Hoelun, taught him the grim reality of living in turbulent Mongol tribal society and the need for alliances.

wwhitlock · Answer

The story is probably the many are stronger than one story. One arrow can easily be broken but a bunch of arrows held together are harder to break.
I have never heard this, or any, story associated with GK so I'm trying for an educated guess.

peace420 · Answer

okay thank you!