
Genghis Khan: In His Own Words
The Inner Mind of history’s Most Feared ConquerorBy Andrew MouserLength7h 55m
About this audiobook
History remembers the conqueror. This book remembers the man.
He was not born Genghis Khan.
He was born Temujin — a boy who watched his father die from poisoned mare's milk, who survived abandonment on the frozen Onon River, who wore a wooden cangue in chains and smelled the smoke of his enemies' camps.
In his own words, for the first time.
From a starving child on the steppe to the man who would unite the warring tribes under the nine yak-tail standard. From his love for Borte to the betrayal of his blood brother Jamukha. From the humiliation of the walls of Xi Xia to the fury of a murdered envoy, the dust of Samarkand, and the wisdom he learned from the captives he chose not to kill.
This is not a history of battles. It is a memoir of power.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory, Biography and Memoir
Length7 hrs 55 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 22, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Prologue
109. The Walls of Xi Xia
21. The Scent of Poisoned Milk
1110. The Envoy of God
32. The Ice of the Onon River
1211. The Dust of Samarkand
43. Chains and the Smell of Smoke
1312. The Wisdom of the Captives
54. A Bride for the Future
1413. The Long Road Home
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65. Blood Brothers and Broken Oaths
1514. The Final Campaign
76. The First Taste of Command
1615. The Silence of the Earth
87. The Great Severing
17Epilogue
98. The Steppe United
18About the Author