Djengis Khan: Wolf in een Zee van Gras

Most stories jump straight into his conquests, but this book explores his formative experiences. I wonder what motivated that choice and how it shaped the narrative.

The depiction of Mongol society and traditions added depth, but I’m curious if those details were based on extensive research or creative interpretation.

The blend of fact and fiction kept me engaged, but I’m curious about how much was left to creative license versus strict adherence to history.