Not only that, but if one group did not show that they were going head on or ran away, every single person would be put to death, and for that many groups could die if someone wanted to leave, meaning a lot of the soldiers could have been under stress from all of the expectations of them. This shows that the Mongols or rather Gengus Khan didn't really think of them as much as the messenger. My second piece of evidence is document 1, the map. To many its just a regular map of the Mongol Empire and you might think of nothing much. But I think not, the map also shows most of the biggest conquerors in history, and out of all of the conquerors, we can see Genguse Khan right at the top. You might now be thinking, how could someone get that much land? I say from the blood of the people that tried to protect their land from the Mongols. Just a simple map can say a lot about something, then you think. This shows that Genguse had no problem with the deaths of the millions of his men killed. My final piece of evidence is document 4,