Western and Eastern Asia experienced many changes after the decline of the Mongol Empire. Following the death of the Mongolian leader Mongke in 1259, the Mongol Empire had marked it's its end. By 1263, the empire divided into four sections, each section was ruled by a different Mongolian prince; allowing many successor states to rise and grow in place of the broken empire. Western Asia, at the time, began to witness the expansion of the Ottoman Empire.
In Contrast, Eastern Asia’s Ming dynasty in China conducted great naval expeditions thus influencing China’s curiosity outside world and need to explore.
The decline of the Mongol Empire lead to territorial expansions throughout Asia resulting in the rise of the Ottoman empire through
In Contrast, Eastern Asia’s Ming dynasty in China conducted great naval expeditions thus influencing China’s curiosity outside world and need to explore.
The decline of the Mongol Empire lead to territorial expansions throughout Asia resulting in the rise of the Ottoman empire through