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    Everyone was full time herdsman hunter and warrior Mongol superb riders Can shoot while galloping Leader = khan Khan’s decision ratified by a council Completion for resources reinforced slavery and tribute in C. Asia Some become slaves so they don’t go through starvation Children were pawns for diplomacy Arranged marriage at age of 8 Nomads aided in spread of religion Idea of universal rule important to mongols Nomads strove for economic self efficiency Iron important

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    Motivation Of Marco Polo

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    Marco Polo Marco Polo was born between 1254 and 1324 and thought to have journeyed across Asia and during the time of the Mongol Empire. A majority of the history and biography surrounding Polo was centered on the travels he made with his father especially considering that he had begun his explorations at the age of seventeen. The travel was later called the Silk Road and played a significant role in understanding the impact that the man’s life had in appreciating aspect of the Venetian history.

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    marvels at the beauty of the buildings‚ and gardens in the city. From the very populous city ran roads out to the country. Every part of the country was carefully noted in the official records‚ and the distance from Peking to every village in the empire was included in these records. The Great Khan had a messenger service that used these roads to bring news to him from all parts of the country. Along these roads were post houses where a change in horses or riders was possible for the delivery

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    In this trial of Mr. Genghis Khan (Johnny) vs. Mr. Genghis Khan not being civilized‚ I believe that the Mongol Warrior (Adam) helped bring out the fact that Mr. Khan was indeed innocent of this accusation. This Mongol warrior brought forth the fact that they did indeed give the civilizations a chance to surrender to the Mongols. The Mongol warrior also acknowledged the laws that Mr. Khan had made‚ (This was backed up by the Historian Juvaini (Rachel) and the research that was done by that person)

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    behaviors mixed in with Japan and Mongolia that are similar‚ yet not identical. Mongolia was less affected by Chinese culture than Korea because the Mongols did something they could not; the Mongols conquered China. An army was led by Kublai Khan‚ the grandson of Genghis Khan. Instead‚ the Mongols influenced China at an even greater extent. Kublai‚ a Mongol king‚ established the Yuan Dynasty on China and lived as emperor. The fact that Kublai conquered China offers proof that at least a slight change

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    In order to understand the way that these men painted‚ it is important to know about the Yuan Dynasty itself. At the start of the Yuan Dynasty in 1279‚ China was under Mongol control. Although it was Genghis Khan who moved his men into China‚ it was his grandson‚ Kublai Khan who began the dynasty. The government was run by Mongols‚ but there was a strong attempt to rule in a Chinese fashion. This led to a less severe rule than China was used to‚ but it also caused the best scholars to found their

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    Marco Polo ( i/ˈmɑrkoʊ ˈpoʊloʊ/; Italian pronunciation: [ˈmarko ˈpɔːlo]; c.1254 – January 8–9‚ 1324)[1] was an Italian merchant traveler from the Republic of Venice[2][3] whose travels are recorded in Livres des merveilles du monde‚ a book which did much to introduce Europeans to Central Asia and China. He learned the mercantile trade from his father and uncle‚ Niccolò and Maffeo‚ who traveled through Asia‚ and apparently met Kublai Khan. In 1269‚ they returned to Venice to meet Marco for the first

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    long ago when the Chinese was in war with the Mongols for rebellion‚ the Chinese was banned to have to discuss things together. This made it almost impossible to make plans and overthrow the Mongols. Knowing that the Mongols eat anything but moon cakes‚ this person called Zhu Luanzhang had an idea. He timed the plot to overthrow the Mongols. Then he asked permission to give out thousands of moon cakes to the Chinese residents of the city to bless the Mongol king with longevity. However inside the moon

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    C/C Essay Economically‚ both China and Russia were burdened by taxes that the Mongols inflicted upon them; however‚ their political systems were different because China’s government was ruled by Mongols and foreigners‚ whereas Russia kept their local rulers. China and Russia are similar in that the Mongols taxed their people a great deal when they took control. Mongols were typically very destructive when taking over a civilization‚ but when a civilization surrendered to their rule‚ they were spared

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    Nomads were wanderers that had no technical home. Four groups of nomads were the Turks‚ Afghan and Seljuk‚ the Vikings‚ the Mongols‚ and the Huns. When the Mongols went to Europe‚ they brought the Bubonic Plague; they caused the reunification of the Russians‚ and helped start Pax Mongolica. They allowed the conquered to keep their ways of life and religions as long as they obeyed the foreign rulers. The decentralization of Japan and Western Europe was helpful and a hindrance by being more organized

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