Me and Atrocity

<p><em>Jamuqa had witnessed aged fifteen his tribe strung up on trees. Perhaps you have to go one further.'</em></p><p> </p><p>Jamuqa is mad and commits an atrocity in challenge of Temujin.<br><br>His actions – that might have more to do with how he feels about his oath-brother – plunge the Mongols into intertribal war. Temujin's lack of an election too has caused controversy and a split into camps. The anti-Tchingis set find his ideas newfangled while his followers almost worship him. Even Temujin sad in private dedicated instead to his public self fears Tchingis has gotten out of hand.<br><br>This isn't what Galut Queen had in mind when she put an honest Mongol in government to save the Mongols' traditions.</p>