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He was his advisor in china....did things for Kublai Khan

By contrast, the Mongol empire presented for a brief time in the thirteenth century a model of unity. A loose federation of separate nomadic tribes in most times, the Mongols were a rough, horseback riding, yurt-dwelling barbarian group that had carried a dream of greatness until consolidation under Genghis (Chinggis) Khan. The word khan means ruler, so the name meant Ruler Genghis. Under his leadership the Mongols forged a new empire, which reached from the Pacific to the Mediterranean, the Arctic to the Persian Gulf. Genghis died in 1227 before he could realize his dream of conquest of the world. If it had not been for the death of his successor in 1241, the Mongols would probably have conquered Europe, and the history of western civilization would have been very different.

By the time of Kubilai a significant change had occurred in the Mongol leaders. Each successor to Genghis had been influenced by the regions he controlled. To the west, the ruler of Persia resembled the Persian shah; in the north, the ruler was Russian; in the east, Kubilai was under the sway of the great civilization he long had battled, the Chinese of the Sung. Chung kuo, the "Middle Kingdom" or China, was the most splendid civilization of its time, outshining even Persia and the Ottoman Empire, and certainly outdistancing poor, divided Europe. Kubilai had moved his capital from the ancient tribal headquarters of Karakorum in the Gobi Desert to the Chinese city of Peking (Marco Polo's Cambulac or Khan Bhalik, meaning "The City of the Emperor"). This change signified the increasing Chinese influence over the khan, for by this time Kubilai regarded himself not as a nomadic barbarian but as a civilized, elegant Chinese gentleman. True, he still had a hunting tent like Genghis Khan's made of leopard skin, but its inside was trimmed with ermine and sable. Like Genghis he had a pleasure house which was also a tent, but its roof was made of gilded bamboo and its tent poles were painted with Chinese dragons. And his palace was magnificent, as Marco Polo described. The Chinese were famous for their ability to absorb their conquerors who tried, in ancient times, to emulate Chinese culture. Kubilai Khan was one example of this.

Before Marco Polo returned and set down his memoirs, most Europeans were ignorant of the great civilizations to their east. The Chinese, for their part, called themselves the center of the earth, or chung-kuo. Other than establishing trade contacts and securing the defense of their borders, they had little interest in dealing with other peoples and scornfully labeled them all "barbarians."

It was through the eyes of Marco Polo that many Europeans first learned about those civilizations to the east, and his book was popular in his own time and for centuries thereafter. Other explorers in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, the "age of exploration," all confessed that they were inspired by the great world Polo had described. Two hundred years after Marco Polo, another Italian seaman, Christopher Columbus, carried a well-worn copy of Polo's travels when he set out west for a new route to the fabled Indies. Let us now turn to the world Marco Polo saw, and let him tell us about the marvelous civilizations to which he journeyed.

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His father was an Italian merchnat and he was 17 when he went with him to China. The trade between the two had tea, spices, and silks from Asia. Venice, Italy had glassware, and many products in olive oil and handcrafted items like lace.

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Gems, Jewels, and different kinds of fabrics

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he would trade stuff like some stuff PS don't use answers it is the worst cite

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He got thousand of carriages full of raw silk, spices, and also pasta

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He brought a magnetic compass with him to find his way around the world and he also brought some food.

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Marco Polo found silk and spices in China.

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silk, spices.

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Where did Marco polo exlore while he was in china?

he explored in the secret chambers of china to find goods, including silk.


What did Marco polo go to china?

to bring back trade goods from china


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Did Marco Polo find china?

No Marco Polo did not find China. He visited China with his dad and his Uncle and he found many great treasures. He just visited there.


When did Marco Polo find china?

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Which county did Marco polo visit and find such inventions as paper printing and pasta?

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When did Marco polo reach china?

Marco Polo explored China in the year 1275.


What did Marco polo travel the silk road for?

Marco Polo traveld the Silk Raod to China for many goods and to make coutries get more closer to eachother.


What country sponsored Marco Polo exploration?

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What year did Marco polo find Mexico?

Never. Marco Polo explored the Far East (China, Mongolia), not the Americas.