Gengis Khan, powerful leader of a nation United from the tribes, is victorious in the long war against the Chin, the Mongolians’ ancient foe. Now trouble arises from another direction: his embassies to the west are rebuffed, his ambassadors murdered.
The nation must embark on its’ greatest journey, through present-day Iran and Iraq, to the edges of India. They face enemies as powerful and ancient as any they have known and the Khan’s path will lead them either to victory or utter destruction.
Genghis has proved himself as a warrior and a leader. He must now face the challenges of civilisation , what it will mean for his people and those who come after him. His sons have become generals. He must choose between them before they destroy all he has built.
