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    leaders/warriors to have been born, one man made a mark on the world that would forever change history. The man named Temujin better known to the world as Genghis Khan, would become Mongolia’s greatest leader and ancestor. Genghis Khan was the son of a warrior tribe chief named Yesukhei. Most of the western world has seen Genghis Khan as a barbarian that slaughtered, plundered, and destroyed many cultures. But for the Mongols, they saw him as a national hero that united the people and paved the…

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    economy marked its lowest contraction point with the prices of goods steadily rise and the number of poor people also taking a positive trajectory. In 1271, the Yuan Dynasty which was under the leadership of the Great Khan of Mongol, Kublai Khan, one of the grandsons of Genghis Khan, assumed the authority and the leadership of the Emperor of China. The victory of the Mongols in the Chinese Empire was perceived as one of the tricky situation concerning the political leadership of China and its…

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    Kublai Khan, nicknamed the Wise Khan, was also a powerful military leader, but contributed to problems between the Mongol people. 1267 Kublai renewed his ambitions to conquer the Song. In order to do this, his army would have to go through difficult terrain and develop new siege tactics in order to combat Chinese fortifications. For example, he expanded the navy and built many catapults. By 1279, Kublai Khan had conquered the Song and became the first Mongol to rule the whole of China. He was…

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    The Mongolian Empire

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    Mongolian forces were a formidable force of military might, the ability of their empire to last can be attested to the ability of their officials and rulers to negotiate with local and regional groups. This is especially evident under the rule of Khubilai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty in 1271. Instead of an attempt at imposing Mongolian ideals across all of the Empire, the Yuan Dynasty instead created a system of indirect rule that incorporated many of the local practices of state…

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    encounter much resistance. Timur was a Turco-Mongol defeater and he was the creator of the Timurid Empire in Persia and Central Asia. He was also the first ruler in the Timurid dynasty. Timur intended the rebuilding of the Mongol Empire of Genghis Khan. He also converted nearly all the Borjigin leaders…

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    Conquerors need to be able to make sure that people who are living in their lands can coexist with them and one another. To elaborate, Genghis Khan united the tribes of Mongolia by either making alliances with tribes that he could, or by destroying opposing tribes. Another example of this is Alexander the Greats war campaigns, because he conquered much of the ancient world, many different cultures…

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    Marco Polo

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    A Mighty Journey Across the World Throughout history, there have been many explorers and travelers leaving home to venture to far away places in search of knowledge and wisdom. One man in particular, though, has quite an interesting story to tell. That man, is Marco Polo, a man of imagination and adventure. Marco Polo was an astounding and influential traveler, author, and servant of a powerful emperor in medieval times. Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant believed to have journeyed across Asia…

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    Mongol Empire Dbq

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    The Mongols made a huge impact on the world by having the greatest land area empire the world has ever seen. Genghis Khan was the first emperor of the Mongol Empire and ruled from 1206 A.D. to 1227 A.D. His grandson, Kublai Khan, was also a great leader that led the Mongols to victory in every aspect of life. The Mongolians of the Asian Steppe had a positive impact on the world during their rule of the Asian continent from 1206 to 1368 by influencing moral codes, battle tactics, and trade. The…

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    it is important for the reader to know that at first Genghis Khan is not successful. The Document does not mention the blood clot in Temujin’s hand when he was born, this it because it is not very important and was probably added to entice the viewer. That he and his family had to survive off game for much of his childhood. The reason for this is similar to why his father's death was including in both the video and document, Genghis Khan was not successful at first and had to go through some…

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    Robber Zhi was a notorious robber at that period who had 9,000 subordinates, invade people’ houses to steal their horses, cows and women. He killed people who were not guilty everyday. He just forgot about his family, and never cared his parents and siblings. So, he had never done worshiping to ancestors. Big countries where he passed through tried to protect their castles from his troops, and small countries tried to found new castles to protect their land from his troops. Thus, lots of…

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