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Mongol Empire

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MONGOL EMPIRE

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HUNS

  • Advanced into China and Europe

TURKS

  • Nomadic people
  • Moved into Byzantine and Islamic territories

MONGOLS

  • Spread across the Asian steppes
  • Created an empire that stretched from China across Central Asia to Russia
  • In less than a century, they built the largest land empire in history

TEMUJIN

  • Was born in 1162 into a family with a tribal chief
  • At the age 13 he succeeded. His father as a leader
  • Became "lord of all the people dwelling in felt tents"
  • Tribe also gave him the name " Chinggis Khan"
  • Means universal ruler

KUBLAI KHAN

  • Grandson of Chinggis Khan
  • Completed a conquest for China that was started by Chinggis Khan
  • Was the last of the Great Khans
  • Conquered southern China
  • Established the Mongol dynasty (the first foreign dynasty to rule all of China)

KUBLAI KHAN

  • Built highways that facilitated trade and communication between China and part of Asia
  • Welcomed scholars, missionaries, artists, merchants, and engineers to his capital

MARCO POLO

  • Most famous European traveler to Mongol China
  • Lived in China 17 years
  • Many of the years he spent serving Kublai

THE YUAN DYNASTY IN CHINA

  • The world empire that was founded by Khan, came to an end
  • Mongols still ruled most of Asia

MING DYNASTY

  • "Brilliant"
  • Restored Chinese rule and reestablished Chinese ways

BATU KHAN

  • Led the mongols into Europe.
  • Between 1238 and 1242.
  • Crushed the Russian defenses.

GOLD HORDE

  • The strongest mongol state in Western Asia.
  • The word horde comes from the ordu, which means camp.
  • For two hundred fifty years, Russia remained under Golden Horde.

BABUR

  • They called Babur "The Tiger"
  • Chinggis Khan and Tamerlane were leaders of the Turkish-Mongol Tribe.
  • He slaughtered or enslaved the Hindu inhabitants and establish the Mughal dynasty in 1526
  • "Mughal"is the name given to the mongol in India.