TED-Ed: A day in the life of a Mongolian queen - Anne F. Broadbridge

Queen Boraqchin, the formidable khatun of the Golden Horde, manages her empire while her husband, Batu Khan, is away. On moving day, she oversees the relocation of her city, ensuring everything is in order. A rogue sheep leads her to a ewe in labor, which she assists. Afterward, she returns to finalize preparations for the journey. The procession includes her camp, other imperial camps, and the civilian city, all moving to a new location for the season.

What is the significance of the seasonal camping grounds for Boraqchin's people?

Explain how Boraqchin's leadership style is demonstrated throughout the moving process.