What was your character's opinion of the Mongols, try to provide specific details from your reading. Use a first person perspective (I, we, etc.). 

(Minimum 400 words)

As Jebe, I am deeply loyal to Genghis Khan and believe that he is a great leader who has done much good for our people. Genghis Khan has a vision for the future and he is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve that vision.  Under Genghis Khan's leadership, the Mongol Empire expanded rapidly, conquering territories that had never before been conquered and defeating enemies that were once thought unbeatable.  This included parts of China, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. By sparing my life and promoting me to a high rank, I demonstrated his openness to forming alliances with former enemies and his respect for merit and ability. Genghis Khan was a leader who was not only strong and powerful, but also wise, merciful, and open-minded, which made him a great leader for the Mongol people. In addition to his strategic prowess, Genghis Khan was also known for his sense of justice and fairness.  While it is true that the Mongols engaged in brutal tactics in their conquests, it is also important to acknowledge that they were often fighting against other groups who were just as brutal and ruthless. In some cases, the Mongols may have been seen as a relatively merciful and just force compared to the other powers of the time. In addition to his strategic prowess, Genghis Khan was also known for his sense of justice and fairness.  He established a legal code known as the Yassa, which outlined laws and punishments for various crimes. This code helped to create a sense of order and stability in the Mongol Empire, and it was known for its impartiality and fairness. The Mongol Empire created by Genghis Khan had a profound impact on world history, spreading Mongol culture and technology throughout Eurasia. Encouraging religious tolerance: Despite being a deeply religious person himself, Genghis Khan encouraged religious tolerance within the Mongol Empire. He allowed people of all faiths to worship freely and did not discriminate based on religion. This helped to foster a sense of unity and cooperation among diverse peoples.  Positive impact: Despite his use of force, Genghis Khan's leadership had a positive impact on the Mongol Empire and the peoples within it. The Empire was marked by increased economic and cultural exchange, advancements in technology and infrastructure, and the spread of religious tolerance. These accomplishments should be considered in any evaluation of Genghis Khan's legacy.  By forgiving me,  I demonstrated that he had a kind and compassionate nature, and that he valued my potential as a skilled warrior and strategist. Genghis Khan's recognition of my skills and his decision to promote me to a high-ranking position in his army was a clear sign of his respect for me as an individual. By giving me this level of responsibility, I demonstrated that he had faith in my abilities and trusted me to contribute to the success of his empire.