Mongol Empire Research Paper
At that time, there were Mongol tribes that lived independently from each other. They beliefs, religion, laws and order separated from each other. They did not want to accept anyone’s religion, laws or beliefs and others did not want to do the same thing in return. When Genghis Khan unified all of the tribes, all of them started to have the same points of view, therefore creating a strong empire.
Unified as an empire, they started to conquer other cities and towns, to show their strength, religion and discipline- show themselves to the outer world. And they became successful- Genghis Khan using his military strength and tactics conquered huge parts of Asia and Europe. Their next move as an Empire was to learn other countries’ ideas and knowledge …show more content…
The first one was religion: When conquering all of towns and cities, Genghis Khan did not enforce his own religion into other people (shamanism) unlike other civilisations. Instead, he allowed all religions to stay and grow therefore, leaving today’s world with more religions. He left people with the freedom of will, which today is also recognised as a significant impact on people. Without his will to save all of the religions, they would be destroyed, forgotten or lost.
The second one was protecting Silk Road: When Genghis Khan established a set of rules- ‘Pax Mognolica’ it saved lots of merchants’ lives. It influenced on the whole world, as ideas and knowledge and products were protected by “barbarians”. It showed how much, Mongols wanted to communicate with other countries, learn and discover things. This also allowed other civilisations to discover each other’s cultures, religions and other. Without this tremendous impact, all the knowledge and ideas would eventually be lost, forgotten or not spread, which would result in a huge unbalance between the cultures and countries today. AND countries would not meet with each other and get to know each one’s religion, because Silk Road was the place there Europe was introduced to Asia and Middle East and the other way
Unified as an empire, they started to conquer other cities and towns, to show their strength, religion and discipline- show themselves to the outer world. And they became successful- Genghis Khan using his military strength and tactics conquered huge parts of Asia and Europe. Their next move as an Empire was to learn other countries’ ideas and knowledge …show more content…
The first one was religion: When conquering all of towns and cities, Genghis Khan did not enforce his own religion into other people (shamanism) unlike other civilisations. Instead, he allowed all religions to stay and grow therefore, leaving today’s world with more religions. He left people with the freedom of will, which today is also recognised as a significant impact on people. Without his will to save all of the religions, they would be destroyed, forgotten or lost.
The second one was protecting Silk Road: When Genghis Khan established a set of rules- ‘Pax Mognolica’ it saved lots of merchants’ lives. It influenced on the whole world, as ideas and knowledge and products were protected by “barbarians”. It showed how much, Mongols wanted to communicate with other countries, learn and discover things. This also allowed other civilisations to discover each other’s cultures, religions and other. Without this tremendous impact, all the knowledge and ideas would eventually be lost, forgotten or not spread, which would result in a huge unbalance between the cultures and countries today. AND countries would not meet with each other and get to know each one’s religion, because Silk Road was the place there Europe was introduced to Asia and Middle East and the other way