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Mongol Rule in China

The period during which the Mongols governed China, particularly under the Yuan Dynasty.

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Conquered Song Empire

The Mongols defeated the weakened Song Empire in 1279.

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Dismantled Confucian Exam System

The Mongols abolished the traditional Confucian examination system for civil service.

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Turkic Language in Government

The Mongols changed the official language of the government to Turkic.

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Marriage and Language Restrictions

The Mongols forbade Chinese people from marrying Mongols or learning the Turkic language.

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Yuan Dynasty

The dynasty established by the Mongols that unified and revitalized China.

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Kublai Khan

The Mongol ruler who sought the Mandate of Heaven and governed China.

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Talent from Other Lands

Kublai Khan brought skilled individuals from various regions to assist in governance.

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Marco Polo

A Venetian merchant who served in Kublai Khan's court for 17 years.

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Fair Tax System

The Mongols implemented a fair tax system for farmers and introduced paper currency.

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Support for Buddhism

The Mongols supported Buddhism, and many converted to the faith.

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Respect for Confucianism

Over time, the Mongols came to respect Confucian values and re-hired some Confucian scholars.

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Social Freedom for Mongol Women

Mongol women experienced more social freedom, influencing the treatment of Chinese women.

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Mongol Rule in Persia

The period during which the Mongols governed Persia after conquering the Abbasid Empire.

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Destruction of Baghdad

The Mongols brutally destroyed Baghdad after the Abbasid Caliph refused to surrender.

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Rebuilding Islamic Civilization

The Mongols rebuilt and respected Islamic culture and civilization.

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Mongol Assimilation

Many Mongols married Persian women and assimilated into Persian culture.

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Long-Distance Trade

The Mongols promoted trade connecting Persia to Central Asia and China.

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Mongol Rule in Russia

The period during which the Mongols ruled over Russia as a tributary state.

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Impact of Feudalism

The feudal structure in Russia made it difficult to resist Mongol conquest.

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Tax Collection by Moscow

The Prince of Moscow gained power by collecting taxes for the Mongols.

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Eastern Orthodox Church

The church continued to thrive under Mongol rule in Russia.

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Cultural Influences in Russia

Russia adopted various Asian cultural influences during Mongol rule.

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Genghis Khan

The founder of the Mongol Empire who unified the tribes and established a code of conduct.

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Pax Mongolica

A period of peace and stability across Eurasia under Mongol rule.

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Silk Road Protection

The Mongols provided physical protection for trade along the Silk Road.

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Caravanserais

Rest stops established by the Mongols for travelers along trade routes.

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Mongol Yam System

A messenger and postal system that connected different parts of Eurasia.

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Karakorum

The capital of the Mongol Empire established in 1220, serving as a center for governance and trade.

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Dignitaries at Karakorum

Notable figures, including European diplomats, visited the Mongol capital to engage with the Great Khan.