What trait was most important to genghis khan when promoting generals?
o skill in battle
being a member of his family
having great wealth
o mercy towards civilians

Skill in battle

Explanation:

Multiple answers are true to a point. Genghis trusted his sons with military and political power - his third son Ogedei would succeed him as Great Khan and other sons were put in positions of power. So being a member of his family was a way to power. However, it wasnt the only or most important factor. The most important was skill in battle. This is identified by the careers of Jebe and Muqali. Both were important generals and both came to prominence from unlikely backgrounds. Muqali had been a mongol slave, who's skill in battle and fierce loyalty had driven his promotions. Jebe had fought against the mongols and upon capture promised to serve the Khan loyally.Again, he proved himself through battle and was promoted. Furthermore, the Khan cared little for mercy towards civilians and great wealth was obtained through conquest and was not a requirement for success in the mongol civilisation. Therefore skill in battle, and loyalty, were the most important factors in promotion.

A. Skill in battle

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