Genghis Khan

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
Born a slave, I never was!

Emperor of China:
It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.

Shah of Khwarezm:
[about Genghis Khan] We will crush this wolf, this thirster after blood, this corrupt defiler of women, this... scavenger!

Bortei:
[the Mongols have come to China] I think he will let you all become lazy and fat, so we'll never get out.

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
She is right. Every morning our men will train with their weapons!

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
I have thought of your lesson, mighty Emperor, and it is true; it is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness. Therefore, I allow you to light this last spectacle!

Kam Ling:
Perhaps once, in many centuries, does the world produce a man with the power and the will equal to his vision and destiny. Genghis Khan is such a man!

Emperor of China:
[talking of Ghengis Kahn] He must not be allowed to leave China; he knows that behind our walls we have grown weak, and can no longer resist invaders.

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
[on his death chair] Do not weep for me yet. There will be much time after I am dead.

Emperor of China:
From here on out, you shall be titled the Genghis Khan! [crowd cheers]

Geen:
[about the Caravan Road] The Shah of Khwarezm imposed a truce. All have sworn to it. All observe it. No warrior is permitted to carry arms here.

Geen:
Good, then we can take our pick without fighting!

Shan:
You do not understand, Temujin. A truce was signed!

Geen:
I did not sign it, the slaves did not sign it.

Geen:
But...!

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
[Interrupts] Will there be women among the slaves?

Geen:
Yes, lord...

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
Good. My men have horses and weapons, but no women. How long do you think they will stay without women? [At Shan] How long will you? [Shan smirks]

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
[addresses Jamuga's troops] You will now decide whether to join me, or die. I wish there to be no more fighting between the Mongols, so choose now.

Subotai:
[has won the hand of the Emperor's daughter in marriage] [leads his bride to Bortei] Show her how to be a proper wife.

Geen:
It's about time you too, my Lord, had thoughts of sons.

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
The thoughts I've had in my mind are not for a holy man as you! Give me time.

Kam Ling:
I come with a message from my master, the great Genghis Khan.

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
No woman will be taken against her will.

Shan:
But Lord, that's what women are for! And besides, the best have already been taken!

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
A wise man does not judge a horse by its saddle markings!

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
[in his death chair] Set me so that I can feel the East wind on my face.

Geen:
The only time that Mongols are joined together is in death.

Bortei:
[about Jamuga] As long as this man lives, none of his tribe will join with you. They can't! You know their laws. And our laws too.

Temujin, later Genghis Khan:
Killing him would be an act of mercy.

Bortei:
We're not talking of mercy, but of common sense!

Jamuga:
If I were free from this yoke, my hands would steal your jackal breath forever!