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Genghis Khan?s ruleledto the Mongol Empire conquering China
Kublai Khan(passive) was led bythe part of the Mongol empire
by General Sartai(passive) led byan army of the Mongol Empire
a storysetin Mongol empire period
biological similarity with nomadscomposedthe Mongol Empire , modern - day Mongolians
Mongol invasions and conquests took place throughout the 13th centuryresultingin the vast Mongol Empire
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Genghis Khan?s ruleledto the Mongol Empire
Genghis Khan and his sons(passive) led byThe Mongol Empire
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by Genghis Khan 's grandson Hulegu Khan(passive) led byMongols
by Genghis Khan 's grandson Hulegu Khan(passive) led bythe Mongols
by the legendary Kublai Khan(passive) led byMongol armies
by Genghis Khan and grandson Batu(passive) led byMongols ... Mongols
the great Mongol Invasionsledto the Mongol Empire
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Chinggis Khan , who began by uniting the Mongol tribes(passive) was first led byThe Mongol Empire
The Mongol Invasionsleadingto the Mongol Empire
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BatuledMongol armies
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Filmssetin the Mongol Empire
the grandson of Genghis Khan in 1260(passive) led byMongols
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The Black Plagueoriginatedin the Mongol Empire
by Kublai Khan , grandson(passive) led byThe Mongols
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the Black Deathcausethe Black Death
his sites on the conquest of Japan ... but was defeated by not one , but two monsoonssethis sites on the conquest of Japan ... but was defeated by not one , but two monsoons
its sights on the Japanese island of Tsushima and practically eradicates whatever samurai they findsetsits sights on the Japanese island of Tsushima and practically eradicates whatever samurai they find
the Yuan Dynasty(passive) set ... bythe Yuan Dynasty
in northern Asiaoriginatedin northern Asia
from Turkic peopleoriginatedfrom Turkic people
to opportunities for interracial relationships between European , Mongol and other Central Asian/ East Asian soldiers and local Arab womenledto opportunities for interracial relationships between European , Mongol and other Central Asian/ East Asian soldiers and local Arab women
our world muchdid ... influenceour world much
to the resurgence of the Turkic people and from one minor tribe near Samarkandledto the resurgence of the Turkic people and from one minor tribe near Samarkand
the destruction(passive) caused bythe destruction
in northern Chinaoriginatedin northern China
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in the steppes of central asia nomadic peopleoriginatedin the steppes of central asia nomadic people
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in Central Asiaoriginatedin Central Asia
in Mongoliaoriginatedin Mongolia
in the emergence of Khanates in the regionresultingin the emergence of Khanates in the region
to opening up intellectual interactions between China , the Middle East , and Europecontributedto opening up intellectual interactions between China , the Middle East , and Europe
with Genghis Khanoriginatedwith Genghis Khan
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from the Asian Steppeoriginatedfrom the Asian Steppe
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the Mongols's sights on Viennasetthe Mongols's sights on Vienna
in the further Islamization of Central Asiaresultedin the further Islamization of Central Asia
on the peripheryoriginatedon the periphery
from Centural Asia similaritiesoriginatedfrom Centural Asia similarities
to the reopening of the transcontinental trade route known as the Silk Roadledto the reopening of the transcontinental trade route known as the Silk Road
the first composite bowinventedthe first composite bow
the first composite bowinventedthe first composite bow
in the end of the Mongol Empireresultingin the end of the Mongol Empire
in central Asiaoriginatedin central Asia
Krakow on fire ... and on the next day , the Mongols left the city , heading towards SilesiasetKrakow on fire ... and on the next day , the Mongols left the city , heading towards Silesia
a political crisis in China when the Mongols released the emperor after the Mongols's half - brother had already ascended and declared the new Jingtai eracauseda political crisis in China when the Mongols released the emperor after the Mongols's half - brother had already ascended and declared the new Jingtai era
the water of Yellow River into the city causing great casualties among the Song armyledthe water of Yellow River into the city causing great casualties among the Song army
from Mongolia ( north of Chinaoriginatedfrom Mongolia ( north of China
the mongols apart from other conquering armiessetthe mongols apart from other conquering armies
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