To me, success during the Yuan dynasty means how much they accomplished,inventions that changed the world,in such little time.For example the invention of paper money began during the yuan dynasty.“The official banknote of the Yuan Dynasty was Chao. Made from the bark of mulberry trees, Chao was the first paper currency to be used as the predominant circulating medium in history. The Yuan government used woodblocks to print paper money. The Imperial Mint was located in the capital city Khanbaliq. Regional capitals were also sometimes authorized to print money.” is what is stated in an article,10 Major Achievements Of The Yuan Dynasty Of China. If chao would have not continued this invention then it would have probably taking many years for
…show more content…
The last accomplishment that made this dynasty successful was of course trade. As the mongol empire expand far beyond china,trade grew even bigger and became part of daily life,including in today's days. The more the mongols invade other cities the more land they would find to trade with . On the website Encyclopedia.com it mentions “They imported horses, camels, rugs, medicines, and spices. Chinese textiles, chinaware, lacquerware, and other items were exported. The overseas trade also continued to deliver goods to the southeastern port cities of Quanzhou and Fuzhou, where Chinese silk, porcelain, and copper coins were traded for gems, rhinoceros horns, medicines, carpets, and spices.” Although every dynasty does have its negatives. Such as its numeros times its failed to conquer japan or the “Black Death” disease, that was brought by europeans,wiped out
The last accomplishment that made this dynasty successful was of course trade. As the mongol empire expand far beyond china,trade grew even bigger and became part of daily life,including in today's days. The more the mongols invade other cities the more land they would find to trade with . On the website Encyclopedia.com it mentions “They imported horses, camels, rugs, medicines, and spices. Chinese textiles, chinaware, lacquerware, and other items were exported. The overseas trade also continued to deliver goods to the southeastern port cities of Quanzhou and Fuzhou, where Chinese silk, porcelain, and copper coins were traded for gems, rhinoceros horns, medicines, carpets, and spices.” Although every dynasty does have its negatives. Such as its numeros times its failed to conquer japan or the “Black Death” disease, that was brought by europeans,wiped out