Joe Hall Patton
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Khutulun: Warrior Princess
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June 24, 2022
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13:02Now PlayingAs Marco Polo traveled through the lands where descendants of Genghis Khan ruled pieces of what was once the world’s largest empire, he spoke of one in particular whose tale seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale. In the 1260s he met one of the great-great-grandaughters of Genghis, who impressed him as a great warrior.
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