During the 13th century, Genghis Khan and the Mongols adopted a method of conquest that lead to the rapid conquest of the Middle East. The Mongols would invade a neighboring area, devastate a large region, and recede back into the empire, retaining only a small portion of the land they invaded. In this new borderland, the Mongols would establish a force called a Tamma, which used the region to control Mongol frontiers, as well as intimidate and raid neighboring powers. It was the strategy that Baycu Noyan and other prominent Mongol commanders used in the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. The modern word for this method is "Tsunami Strategy".
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0:00 - Intro
0:37 - How the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum was conquered by the Mongols (Example of Tsunami Strategy)
0:57 - The Gathering of Intelligence
1:12 - Planning the Campaign
1:39 - How the Mongols Invaded an Area
2:49 - Mobility of the Mongols Armies
3:15 - The Advantage of the Columns
3:45 - Attacking their Opponent's Materially and Psychologically
4:16 The Transition from Military to Civilian Rule
6:18 - Tsunami Strategy is still implemented loosely even throughout the latter years
