Question

1. what was a guran?

a general in the mongol army
a group of 1000 soldiers in the mongol army
a name used for the leader of the mongol enemies
a type of war horse used the mongols
a mongol weapon similar to a bow and arrow

Explanation:

A 'guran' (also spelled 'tumens' in some contexts, but 'guran' refers to the 1000-soldier unit in Mongol military structure) was a core tactical and administrative unit of the Mongol army, consisting of 1000 soldiers.

Answer:

A group of 1000 soldiers in the Mongol army