as an attack against nature
yes
There were no Kamikazes in the 1200's... WW2 was in the 1940's.... In 1200's, the Mongols attempted to invade the small island of Japan twice, but a hurricane/storm stopped them to conquer the island, with this miracle salvation, the Japanese termed the storm "kamikaze" meaning, the divine wind.
Only Indochina really repelled the Mongols, Japan had the good fortune of weather to end invasion. Germany and Austria were spared not because they fought the Mongols off, but because the invaders called off the attack to return to Karakorum for the election of a new Khan
The primary reason for building the Great Wall of China was to keep out the barbarians from the north.
Its a blank between 1200 and the
_______ led the attack against the Mongols and defeated them.
There were attempted invasions by the Mongols in 1274 and 1281.
2013
Settled societies
Marco Polo
because they were deffesive enimes
as an attack against nature
Cannons.
The Mongols
yes
Chinese landowners moved south due to political instability, invasion threats from nomadic tribes, and natural disasters like famine. The southern regions offered better agricultural opportunities and a more stable environment for their families and businesses.