1241 A.D: Liegnitz & Mohi: How the Mongol Warriors of Genghis Khan Whooped the Knight Templar Ass!

The New Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 29, says that "Employed against the Mongol invaders of Europe, knightly warfare failed even more disastrously for the Poles at Legnica and the Hungarians at Mohi in 1241. Feudal Europe was saved from sharing the fate of China and Muscovy not by its tactical prowess but by the unexpected death of the Mongols' supreme ruler, Ogedei, and the subsequent eastward retreat of his armies."

The Mongols cut the right ear off of each fallen European in order to count the dead; supposedly they filled nine sackfuls, though this has as much validity as European accounts of the numbers of Mongols.[8] Henry was struck down and beheaded while attempting to flee the battlefield with three bodyguards, and the Mongols paraded his head on a spear before the town of Legnica.

Only place Genhis Khan tried to invade and failed was Japan. Twice.

We use a dozen layers of lightweight Kevlar now.

Future battles will not have the same outcome

Much later, the Pope tries to warn Genghis Khan.
The letters go something like this:

POPE: Don't you know that I am the sole representative of God on Earth, and that to go against me is treason?

GENGHIS KHAN: So you went to heaven met God and came back??

Catapults used for biological warfare?

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Is it true that catapults were the first weapons used for biological warfare? Dead and diseased animals would be tossed over the walls of forts to infect the people living inside.

could be soft kill.....like Genghis Khan???