they conquered most of china
The Mongols were able to re-open the defunct silk road. They also helped to bring about the beginning of the Global Age. Genghis Khan was able to unite many tribes into what is now known as Mongolia. They conquered China, much of Europe and were one of the largest global empires for hundreds of years.
The Mongols were able to re-open the defunct silk road. They also helped to bring about the beginning of the Global Age. Genghis Khan was able to unite many tribes into what is now known as Mongolia. They conquered China, much of Europe and were one of the largest global empires for hundreds of years.
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Vietnam defeated Mongols three times!
Choose the Persians as your civilization, and build a castle. From the castle you are able to train elephants in exchange for food and Save gold.
Ivan the first was the leader of Moscow, an isolated area, and struck a deal with the Mongols for collecting tribute: Moscow would bring the Mongols tribute, as well as collecting it from the surrounding areas. Therefore, Moscow was able to make more money, and build an army, reinforce the Kremlin and gather resources to rebel against the Mongols later.
They were able to conquer many people in the Valley Of Mexico.
an horrible storm known as the KAMIKAZE that the Mongols drowned in the storm and then the Japanese won!! Hope that helped
The Inca had no system of writing, but they could send messengers to repeat what they said. The Inca also had a large road system, even bigger than the Romans.
The Mongols were never able to expand to Western Europe, the farthest west they could get was Eastern Europe.
The Mongols were able to build an empire quickly due to their exceptional military organization, innovative tactics, and adaptability in warfare. They utilized highly mobile cavalry units, which allowed them to strike swiftly and efficiently. Additionally, their ability to integrate conquered peoples and adopt useful technologies and strategies from those they defeated further strengthened their expansion. Lastly, strong leadership under Genghis Khan unified the Mongol tribes and fostered a sense of purpose, driving their conquests.