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The Mongols Take Over!

Mongols What do these images tell you about Mongol Culture?

House on Wheels

Ghengis Khan (1160s- 1227) Blod Clot (a sign from the gods) Blod Clot (a sign from the gods) Born Temujin- Became Ghengis Khan “Universal Ruler” Born Temujin- Became Ghengis Khan “Universal Ruler” Led Mongols on Horseback Led Mongols on Horseback Conquered from China to Poland! Conquered from China to Poland! Ruled the Steppe Ruled the Steppe Mongolians were Mongolians were Pastoral Pastoral

How “Ghengis” was he? Took over more land in 25 years than the Romans did in 400! Took over more land in 25 years than the Romans did in 400! Empire size of Africa! ( million square miles!) Empire size of Africa! ( million square miles!) In today’s world it would be 30 nations and 3 Billion People! In today’s world it would be 30 nations and 3 Billion People! His ascendency would be comparable to an American slave during the Revolutionary War period leading the revolution and becoming an American emperor! His ascendency would be comparable to an American slave during the Revolutionary War period leading the revolution and becoming an American emperor!

Kublai Khan ( ) Ghengis Khan’s Grandson (he had 100s) Ghengis Khan’s Grandson (he had 100s) Took over China in 1275 (Yuan Dynasty) Took over China in 1275 (Yuan Dynasty) China United for first time in 300 years China United for first time in 300 years Increased International Trade (Marco Polo) Increased International Trade (Marco Polo) Tried to Invade Japan (lost to the Samurai and Kamikaze “Divine Winds”- likely a typhoon Tried to Invade Japan (lost to the Samurai and Kamikaze “Divine Winds”- likely a typhoon

Pax Mongolica

Global Contributions “ The Mongols made no technological breakthroughs, founded no new religions, wrote few books or dramas, and gave the world no new crops or methods of agriculture. Their own craftsmen could not weave cloth, cast metal, make pottery, painted no pictures, and built no buildings. Yet, as their army conquered culture after culture, they collected and passed all of these skills from one civilization to the next.”

Marco Polo

“The Travels of Marco Polo” Served Kublai Khan from Served Kublai Khan from Brought Chinese Items to Venice Brought Chinese Items to Venice Wrote his accounts in Jail Wrote his accounts in Jail Was not believed by many Was not believed by many

Xanadu

Xanadu—Marco Polo “In this city, Kublai Khan made a vast palace of marble cunningly worked and of other fair stone…The halls and rooms and passages are all gilded and wonderfully painted within with pictures and images of bests and birds and trees and flowers and many kinds of things, so well and so cunningly that it is a delight and wonder to see. From this palace is built a second wall which in the direction opposite to the palace….encloses sixteen miles of land. IT is fortified like a castle in which are fountains and rivers of running water and very beautiful lawns and groves….” “In this city, Kublai Khan made a vast palace of marble cunningly worked and of other fair stone…The halls and rooms and passages are all gilded and wonderfully painted within with pictures and images of bests and birds and trees and flowers and many kinds of things, so well and so cunningly that it is a delight and wonder to see. From this palace is built a second wall which in the direction opposite to the palace….encloses sixteen miles of land. IT is fortified like a castle in which are fountains and rivers of running water and very beautiful lawns and groves….” “The Great Khan keeps all sorts of beasts there, that is, harts and bucks and roe deer, and has them given to the falcons….In the middle of the park where there is a most beautiful grove, the Great Khan has made for his dwelling a great palace…of bamboo..and on top of each piller is a great dragon all gilded that winds the tail round the pillar and holds up the ceiling with the head.” “The Great Khan keeps all sorts of beasts there, that is, harts and bucks and roe deer, and has them given to the falcons….In the middle of the park where there is a most beautiful grove, the Great Khan has made for his dwelling a great palace…of bamboo..and on top of each piller is a great dragon all gilded that winds the tail round the pillar and holds up the ceiling with the head.” Marco Polo, even more amazingly, claimed this whole structure was collapsible and portable, just like the modest urts in which the nomadic Mongols dwelled. Marco Polo, even more amazingly, claimed this whole structure was collapsible and portable, just like the modest urts in which the nomadic Mongols dwelled.

Venice!