The Mongols failed to conquer Egypt primarily due to their overextended supply lines and the logistical challenges of maintaining a prolonged campaign in such a distant region. Additionally, the Mamluks, a formidable military class in Egypt, effectively resisted Mongol advances, notably defeating them at the Battle of Ain Jalut in 1260. This loss marked a significant turning point, halting Mongol expansion into North Africa and solidifying Mamluk power in the region. Furthermore, the Mongol Empire was also facing internal strife and division, which weakened their military focus and resources.
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what was the effect of piankhi conquering egypt
Vietnam and North Korea
in 525 b.c
Cambyses
egypt was too hot and japan had bad currents
The Mongols failed to conquer Egypt primarily due to the resilience of the Mamluks, who defeated them at the Battle of Ain Jalut in 1260, marking a significant halt to Mongol expansion into the region. In Japan, the Mongols attempted invasions in 1274 and 1281 but were thwarted by fierce samurai resistance and typhoons, known as "kamikaze," which destroyed their fleets. Additionally, logistical challenges and the vast distances involved hindered sustained Mongol efforts in both regions.
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they didn't
They didn't.
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China
The Mongols never went to South America. It was the Spanish that conquered the Aztecs.
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NO. They successfully staved off 2 invasion attempts made by the Mongols in 1274 and 1281.