What did Gandhi and Genghis khan have in common?

Answer 1

Gandhi and Genghis Khan were both influential historical figures, but their approaches and impacts were vastly different. Gandhi was a leader of nonviolent civil disobedience during the Indian independence movement, while Genghis Khan was a ruthless conqueror who founded the Mongol Empire through military conquests. Despite their differing methods, both figures left a lasting legacy on the regions they influenced.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Gandhi and Genghis Khan? Well, they both had names that started with the letter "G," so that's something, right? And, like, they were both historical figures who made a pretty big impact in their own ways. But, yeah, other than that, not much else in common, unless you count them both being human.

Answer 3

They where both ruthless bloodthirsty dictators who where not prepared to share land or power.

They both led armies largely comprised of superb cavalry soldiers who excelled in Archery. They both defeated the major powers of their time (Attila - Rome, Genghis - China).

Answer 4

They both united tribes to create a nation of unity. One in India and one in China. Much like T.E. Lawrence did in Lawrence of Arabia! Also they were both world leaders who were created from their own desires to help their own countrymen and women.

Answer 5

Unusual names, joking that is from Russell Howard's good news. I think they both have the letters h, a and n in both of their first names and surnames.

Answer 6

They had ability to influence. They were both leaders.

Answer 7

unusual names

and they were pedos