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Mongols Inhabit North of China | Research Starter
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"The Mongols, a nomadic people whose lifestyle involved raiding, grew in power and number, becoming a force that would eventually threaten China and other areas ... "
The Mongols' Mark on Global History | A new look at Mongol contributions
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" ... The Mongol Khans also funded advances in medicine and astronomy throughout their domains ..."
The Pax Mongolica
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"The Pax Mongolica ushered in an era of stability and commerce that successfully connected Europe and East Asia ... "
The Four Black Deaths
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" The Mongols, whose empire emerged in 1206, unwittingly moved plague through Central Eurasia in the thirteenth, not the fourteenth, century ... "
The 5 Most Powerful Empires in History
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'Of all the empires that arose and thrived on the face of this earth, which were the five most powerful?..'
The Conquests of Genghis Khan
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"Can one man really change the world? If that man is Genghis Khan, the answer is yes ... "
Some Notes on Revenge and Justice in the Mongol Empire and the Īl-Khānate of Iran.
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'There seems to be a consensus among historians of the Mongol empire that revenge and blood-feuding were integral parts of early Mongol society. The absence of central authority and the division of the population into supposedly kinship-based “tribal” groupings were thought to have rendered revenge the only reliable means of protecting collective rights and honor...'