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SHAdi karo. . . Suhagraat manao . . . . Aur khudkhusi kar lo

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The Mongol Hordes are significant to history because of its influences on warfare.

The Mongols introduced a new aspect of warfare in the Middle Ages that was often overlooked: mobile logistics. The Mongols relied primarily on fighting on horseback; the majority of their army was comprised of cavalry. They often carried multiple horses per person to travel long distances without stopping, and relied on compact supplies like dried meat to avoid being slowed down by large supply wagon chains. This allowed them to travel several times faster than any other army at the time, which made it very difficult for generals to predict the movements of the Mongols. The Mongols used their extreme mobility to avoid strong enemy positions, and picked off weak areas by using hit-and-run tactics. This was expediated by the fact that most Mongol children were taught how to use the bow on horseback, which made it even harder for enemy forces to confront Mongol cavalry: the Mongols would simply run away from the enemy while shooting at them, making it nearly impossible to order conventional charges.

This nullified numerical advantages of the opposition, which was unheard of at the time-most battles during the Middle Ages relied heavily on numerical superiority to overhwlem their enemies.

The Mongols are employed extensive psychological warfare and introduced the darker aspects of a total war. They would exterminate all survivors of one battle to encourage others to surrender. The sight of Mongols stacking skulls into giant pyramids encouraged local governors and officials to capitulate rather than fight back.

The nations of the time were unprepared for the unconventional tactics the Mongols used, and much of later warfare was influences by the Mongols.

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People in the United States eat butter more than people in China. Chinese people eat rice, noodles, buns, etc... never really eat much starch or breads.

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yea actually yesterday I saw a video about a village full of Samurai descendants and they had 400 year old armor and every thing and they mounted horse in their armor

But they have no official recognition by the Japanese government, which the TRUE samurai had.

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Normah Orchid

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RATATATA I'M IN THE GHETTO

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I bet a silk pajama that there isn't one.

There is a poem by Ogden Nash that won't be quoted here since it might be copyrighted, but I will do it a great injustice by summarizing. He says a lama is a priest, a llama is a beast, but there's probably no such thing as a lllama.

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many people are not 100% pure Canadians. many are younger generations of immigrants from all over the world.

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Ashoka embraced Buddhism after the Battle of Kalinga.

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Sharma, Bhatia, Goswami

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great poverty after his father died when Confucius was 3 years old.

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yes

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They displaced the Scythians and conquered Sogdiana and Khorasan before 425. They crossed (425) the Syr Darya (Jaxartes) River and invaded Persia. Held off at first by Bahram Gur, they later (483-85) succeeded in making Persia tributary. After a series of wars (503-13) they were driven out of Persia, permanently lost the offensive, and were finally (557) defeated by Khosru I. The White Huns also invaded India and succeeded in extending their domain to include the Ganges valley. They temporarily overthrew the Gupta empire but were eventually driven out of India in 528 by a Hindu coalition. Although in Persia they had little effect, in India the White Huns influenced society by altering the caste system and disrupting the hierarchy of the ruling families.

http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1E1-WhiteHun.html

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The first racecourse was initially at Jail Road, Lahore, the current site of Jilani Park.

But moved in September 1981 to a new course at Kot Lakhpat.

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Dr.rajendra prasad

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1. The Chinese emperor starts the first exploratory voyage to the islands in the south seas.

2. French troops land in Wales to support Owen Glendower's rebellion against the English.

3. Florentine (Italian city state) buys Pisa to gain access to the sea.

4. Tamerlane (the Tatrar leader) dies before he could invade China.

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English language, legal system, infrastructure, parliamentary system and many missionary-run schools.

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The question appears to be quite vague and absurd. Bismarck and Patel have nothing much in common for the history purpose.Type your answer here...

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People usually need a rallying point, or representative symbol, to articulate their intended message in simple but eloquent terms.

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Yurts are used by Nomads of Central Asia, who build these portable homes.

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What country person are you from? Better said as, " What kind of person are you? American, Japanese, Etc. " The correct way to answer this in english is, " Wo jiou mei guo ren or chinese, 我就美国人。

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The Quaid-e-Aazam Library in Lahore