Temujin: An Audio Drama

An exiled boy catches the eye of a restless young aristocrat. What begins as pity swells into an unlikely brotherhood -- even as the lofty ambitions that brought them together threaten to tear them apart. Experience a tragic friendship that shaped the modern world. TEMUJIN: AN AUDIO DRAMA is an adaptation of the Central Asian epic "The Secret History of the Mongols".

The brothers reunite on the dawn of a new day. Judgement is passed.

Jamukha concludes his story to the Guard. At long last, the brothers are ruling an empire together. It is everything they ever wanted, until everything falls apart.

After years apart, the young Jamukha and Temujin finally reunite -- but something’s off. To Jamukha’s horror, the once-ambitious Temujin has settled into a mundane scavenging life. When the opportunity arises for them to ride off into battle together to rescue Temujin’s wife Borte, Jamukha seizes the chance to re-invigorate Temujin's fighting spirit. Never mind the fact that Borte has a plan of her own...

Jamukha recounts the first time he met his childhood friend and sworn enemy, Genghis Khan.  A restless young aristocrat and an exiled boy chance upon each other in a forest. What begins as pity swells into an unlikely brotherhood, as the two swear an oath that will shape the rest of their lives.

Fallen aristocrat Jamukha is surrendered to the hostile camp of his rival, Genghis Khan. Desperate to survive the night, Jamukha appeals to the days of their youth: when he took a certain exile under his wing…