History of the Tartars by Giovanni Carpini

Each soldier gains at least one bow, multiple tremors, and one battle ax. The armor carried by the soldiers is made of iron and is stacked on top of each other to form a dense shield. In the Mongolian army, even horses are wearing armor. In addition to an excellent explanation of weapons and armor, Kapini also detailed how to make each item. This indicates that Karpini has a deep understanding of Mongolian military capability and proves that the information provided is useful for them.

The map of Vinland was found bound together with the medieval sentences called "Hystoria Tartarorum" or "Tartar Relation". The scholars have proved that this article is a genuine work dating back to 1440. The relationship explains the history and style of Mongolia and is intended to be directed by Franciscan scholar Giovanni De Pian Del Carpini. There is no information source. It is not due to Kapini, but no one knows who drawn it. Secondly, scientists discovered traces of anatase-type titanium dioxide in the ink on the map, some claiming it was only a material of the 20th century. There is also a problem in the actual contents of the map. Experts pointed out that this map has probably started at least since the 17th century since 1440. In addition, wormhole is included in the map such as 鞑靼 relations. However, these holes do not coincide with the wormhole concerned. This may prove later that someone has inserted the map.

The connection with the Far East such as Giovanni da Pian del Calpini sent by French Louis XI and William of Rubyk was the thirteenth century before the conquest of the Asian Embassy and the West Embassy. Trade routes and opportunities that existed during Roman rule were resumed. Marco Polo's young father and uncle, Niccolo Polo and Maffe Polo left him behind and began a magnificent journey towards the west toward the sweaty palace of Setouchi Piptuchak Tarutaru. Niccolo and Maffeo's brothers stayed there for over a year, and they also gained great benefits. Brothers decided to return to Venice, but they discovered that their way was interrupted in the local war. So the brothers decided to go to China with sweat. They came to Beijing and received great sweat and received very generously.