Tribal leader directs members of his small society to raid villages and attack members of any other tribe they encounter thought the group has many strong warriors it is never able to grow large enough to fight against the large kingdom on its southern border this situation is most similar to which of the following

Mongolia before the rise of Genghis Khan

Mongols were always characterized by scattered groups of warriors from warring tribes and tribes who were allies. Before Genghis Khan came along, none of them were able to unite together and become a mighty enough force that would be able to challenge the Chinese Empire in the South.