Disputed ‘Barbarians’: Genghis Khan and Qin Shi Huang | Ancient Origins

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16/11/2025 2 min
Disputed ‘Barbarians’: Genghis Khan and Qin Shi Huang | Ancient Origins

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Some years ago somebody is reported to have said: "The victors write the histories”. Though this chestnut has no attribution, it nevertheless appears in many works including school textbooks.

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