Mongolia

creation and expansion of the notorious Mongolian Empire. Genghis Khan established the Mongolian Empire in 1206, after conquering the rival nomadic tribes (the Tartars, Kereyids, Naimans, Merkit, and remaining Mongolian tribes), thus uniting all of Mongolia. Genghis Khan saw the expansion of the Mongolian Empire, through the utilisation of advanced military tactics, a fast moving army, and an extreme tolerance with trade and religion, due to the necessity of trade to the Mongolian Empire’s survival

When Khan was only twenty, he decided to start a siege against all of Asia besides Mongolia, his home country. Albeit he conquered cities, he had two rules the army was forced to acquiesce, win and that the soldiers will not start pillaging the town only after the town is completely under Genghis Khan’s control. There were two reasons

Genghis’s territory was the same size as Mongolia. Genghis Khan ruled over 1 million people. He made laws that “forbade the selling and kidnapping of women, banned the enslavement of any Mongol and made livestock theft,” which was punishable by death. One major issue that happened during Khan’s

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

“Thanksgiving In Mongolia”: The significance of pain and struggle in the human experience The complexity of life is an endless problem that many people face throughout their lifetime. For each individual the problem they face may differ due to the uniqueness of each individual life and their experiences. Some face the complexity of life during times of great struggle while others face and rise above the complexity in a natural course. The essay by Ariel Levy titled “Thanksgiving In Mongolia” is an example

The Mongolian empire, the empire that blew everyone’s mind and was led by a skillful but merciless leader called Genghis Khan. The Mongolian empire was the vastest land empire that conquered a lot of countries including Russia, China, Korea, Southeast Asia, Persia, India, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. These terrifying Mongolians all started from the uniting of some, mere nomadic tribes. Nomadic tribes are a group of people that travel place to place and didn’t have one particular habitat. Genghis

along the Silk Road that introduced gunpowder to Europe, gave women power and authority and although they did put fear and death on the lands they conquered, afterwards the territory became unified under one nation which came to be known as the Pax Mongolia. To analysis the entirety of the Mongolian Empire would be considered a challenge at hand, but to give credit that the Mongols did nothing to contribute to world history besides the massacre of 40+ million people and the black death is a fault. Although

Identification and evaluation of the sources: The Abbasid Caliphate founded by the Abbasid Dynasty in 758 was a major mainstream Islamic Empire, stretching from Central Asia to Africa and Spain, Europe. The Mongol Khanate of Chenghis Khan from Mongolia and rapidly growing from China Sea to Central Asia. these two most paramount kingdoms of the 1200 Century only separated between by the Khwarezmid Sultanate of the Shahenshah Ala ad Din Muhammad, currently modern day Iran. Both of the these very

My name is Marco Polo and I am a Venetian merchant and explorer. I have spent most of my life traveling abroad to the exotic land of Asia. During my time abroad, I indulged in rich culture, exquisite cuisine and much more. Welcome to my website where I am able to share the stories of my travels. In 1271, I was 17 years old and made my first voyage to the Chinese Empire with my father, Niccolò Polo and uncle Maffeo Polo. We traveled across the Mediterranean Sea, passed through the land of Euphrates

The Mongolian Empire was one of the most influential in history; it controlled more land than any other civilization and caused the black plague which started the renaissance in Europe. 1.“age-set” Who: For the people of East Africa What: A warrior moved through age-grades or ranks starting from a warrior through elder When: Until after 1500 Where: East Africa Why: Showed the warrior emphasis in East Africa How: Political: Allowed mobilizing of young men for military use Social: Was a sort of Social