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3 Mongol Empire Splits into Golden Horde, Chagatai Khanate, Ilkhanate, Yuan Dynasty

4 Genghis Khan ( )

5 Ögödei Khan (son of Chingiz, Great Khan,1229-1241)

6 Batu Khan (1227-1255) Grandson of Chingiz and Ruler of the Golden Horde

7 Kublai Khan (1260-1294, Ruler of Yuan dynasty, Emperor of China)

8 Heavy Cavalry of the Imperial Guard

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10 800th Anniversary of Chingiz Khan’s Empire

11 Mongol Saddle Arch (mid-13th century)

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16 Temple Pendant with Two Birds Flanking the Tree of Life (cloisonne enamel on gold, ca 1200, Kievan Rus’)

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