Mongol Horse Warriors — The Great Steppe | Heritage Metal Sign

From the age of three, Mongol children learned to ride. By adulthood, a Mongol archer could fire ten accurate arrows per minute from a galloping horse while steering with his knees. Each warrior traveled with five horses. The Mongol horse — small, shaggy, unglamorous — could survive on grass alone where European warhorses required grain. The steppe itself was the army's greatest advantage. They were always at home. The galloping pony, the composite bow, the quiver — in permanent aluminum.

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