AIM: Mongol Rule: Yuan Dynasty

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AIM: Mongol Rule: Yuan Dynasty

Kublai Khan 1279 AD -Genghis’s grandson -defeated Song Dynasty

-first non-Chinese to rule Chin Ruling in China -first non-Chinese to rule Chin -ruled with justice & toleration - religious toleration -allowed Chinese to keep culture -encouraged art and education - Mongols maintained own culture, but did assimilate

Increased contact with the Western World Controlled Silk Road-safe b. Cultural Diffusion

Marco Polo- sparked European interest in Asia “Everyone enjoyed such peace that a man might journey from the land of sunrise to sunset with a golden platter upon his head without suffering the least violence from anyone.”

Negatives: 1.Abolished Civil service exam 2. Chinese could not get highest government positions.

Mongol Empire 1400

Mongolia today!! Big Difference

Mongolian Money, Genghis is on the bills!

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