What Did Genghis Khan Do With Captured Women

What Did Genghis Khan Do With Captured Women

What happened to the women captured by Genghis Khan’s unstoppable Mongol horde? Known as the Khan of the burned earth, Genghis Khan’s army left no men and old men alive, but spared young women—taking them from burning homes and broken families. This 5-minute documentary peels back the layers of history to reveal the harsh realities and unexpected complexities behind these captives’ lives. From survival and servitude to rare stories of power and leadership, we explore how these women were symbols of conquest, pawns in war, and sometimes, influential figures in the empire. Dive into a gripping tale of cruelty, order, and resilience under one of history’s most formidable rulers. Like and share this video to spread awareness of history’s truths.
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Visuals sourced from Unsplash, Pexels, Wikimedia Commons | Narration inspired by Morgan Freeman voice style | Music from YouTube Audio Library

OUTLINE:

00:00:00 The Unspoken Spoils of War
00:01:04 A Calculated Strategy of Conquest
00:01:51 Life in the Shadow of the Khan
00:02:50 Stories of Resilience
00:03:41 Why Their Stories Matter