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A Mongol method of execution which avoided the spilling of blood on the ground, to which the Mongols had an aversion. This method of execution was favoured by Genghis Khan.
See also
References
- The History of the Mongol Conquest. John Joseph Saunders. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001