Genghis Khan

The Mongol sack of Baghdad could be considered a major turning point in world history. It affected the agriculture and landscape in this area. It destroyed the main point of the Abbasid dynasty. Also, Mongols didn’t gain much military power, but did gain a center for trade and religion. As a result of the Mongol sack of Baghdad their agriculture was affected tremendously. The invasion destroyed the irrigation system in the area. The Mongols cut out canals as a military tactic but they were never

Jingdezhen dish with moulded decoration is not only a piece of work of art, but also tells us something about Yuan-dynasty cultural appropriation and technology development. First and foremost, Yuan dynasty is the first dynasty in Chinese history ruled by Mongols, who are minority ethnic group. Although the Mongols had ruled China, their government structure was purely that of native Chinese dynasties and most of the Emperors learnt Chinese as their second language. This support from the rulers promotes

False Tracks As a child, Tesan Slope was exceptionally smart at solving puzzles similar to that of a murder case. He was inspired by the one and only fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. However, being inspired by an investigator was unusual for a boy like him in his school. Tesan was bullied on multiple occasions during class, but at recess, that was the worst time of the day for Tesan. During recess, the children would constantly call him names like “Tesan Holmes,” which bothered him a lot

The Mongols had ruled the largest empire in all of history, viciously conquering various regions all around the world. Their vicious conquest caused millions of people to suffer at the hands and will of the Mongols so unfairly and unjust. And despite the Mongols having few seemingly good effects in the world the cons definitely outweighed the goods, as they're seen as gruesome people throughout history by most of the world due to their unnecessary destructive conquering of surrounding empires,

The mongols were no doubt the worst. They were complete and absolute savages. They would rip kids out of pregnant women, destroy whole city states for no reason and were just extremely feared. If there was one mongol and five warriors the other warriors would be more scared and/or worried then the mongol. Islamic historian-para two line one and two, slay women that were pregnant and their unborn children. Islamic historian-para three line seven, they feared one mongol even when they had more men

Dr Charles Teo (AKA Dr Teo) is a Neurosurgeon with professional skills in the surgical department of both paediatric and adult brain and spine surgery. Dr Ma was born to Chinese-Singaporean parents who immigrated to Australia where he attended scots college and the University of New South Wales, graduating with a bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery in 1981. Dr Teo has experienced working in Sydney as well as in the United States, where he still teaches. Dr Teo and his wife Genevieve Teo have

How Barbaric Were The “Barbarians”? Historians like to very much think that the “Barbarians” were not actually barbaric at all, but given all the information and history on them, and how they moved from province to province, slaughtering men, women,children, even their own kind, and reduced settlements to nothing but ash and dust, it's hard to believe that these “Barbarians” were not actually, in terms with these historians, barbaric, because they indeed were very murderous and barbaric people

city of Kue-lin-fu… you reach the city of Unguen. This place is remarkable for a great manufacture of sugar, which is sent from thence the city of Kanbalu for the supply of the court. Previously to its being brought under the dominion of the grand khan, the natives were unacquainted with the art of manufacturing sugar of a fine quality, and boiled it in such an imperfect manner, that when left to cool it remained in the state of a dark-brown paste…” (5). What Marco Polo had described is a city that

settled agricultural societies south of Mongolia set in motion half a century of a Mongol world war, a series of military campaigns, massive killing and empire building.”(524) At this time, the Mongols were under the rule of the Khanate, Chinggis Khan. Chinggis Khan claimed that the Sky God gave him orders to conquer others. Therefore, the Mongols were under the rule of conquering other empires such as the Persian Empire and the Abbasid Caliphate in order to please the Sky God. This meant that their empire

released 2010. The book is the fourth book in a series about Gengis Khan and his lineage. This specific book is about how one of his sons, Ogedai, has built a city and fights his brother to become the Khan of the Mongol empire. After he succeeds, one of Gengis great generals, Tsubodai, resumes the great trek, as the Mongols call it, to conquer and rule all the land between the seas. However, when they are on the brink to triumph the Khan dies, after a long time of suffering and a weak heart and the great