Mongols and Europe

Essays change over time. Mongolia and Europe have brought many wonderful nomad groups like Viking and Kiev over the years, but nomads groups succeeded as much as Mongolia. Mongolia has had much sustained impact on Russia, China and even Europe. Mongolia left their mark on the trade routes of the European technology trading system and its trading system. One thing that does not change in Europe is that they have many religions. Mongolia established their major trading system at Silk Road, but Mongolia also started trading in Europe.

The invasion of Europe by Mongolia in the 13th century was the Mongol empire which conquered Europe by destroying the east slab's principality such as Kiev and Vladimir. The invasion of Mongolia also occurred in central Europe, leading to a divided war between Poles, like the fight of Legnica (April 9, 1241) and the battle of Moshi in the Kingdom of Hungary (April 11, 1241). These behaviors were planned by General Subutai (1175-1248) and directed by Batu Khan (about 1207- 1255) and Kadan (d.c 1261). Both are grandchildren of Genghis Khan and their conquest integrated many European territories into the empire of golden horde. Local wars and conflicts were interrupted in Central Europe region only after Mongolia withdrew, as the European prince fighting had to cooperate in the face of Mongol invasion .

When Mongolia invaded Europe in 1241, they mainly hit Hungary. Batu (grandchild Genghis Khan) and General Subedi chased the Tincha tribe who fled from there to find a shelter. Meanwhile, about 20,000 Mongolian troops entered Poland northward. Commander of the Polish invasion - Chaghatay 's bidar (the second son of Genghis Khan) and Batu' s brother Kadan have an order to prevent Bohemian, Polish, and Prussian forces from helping the Hungarians. Poland is a subdivided country, but the King of Beira IV of Hungary has relatives like Polish Duke's son-in-law, Krakow and Sandomier's son-in-law, Pleslaw and Bella's Henry II of Silesia. cousin

Mongolia invaded Europe in 1241. While other troops entered Poland, Batu and Subedi led most Mongolian troops to Hungary. Mongolia won consecutive victories with the Hungarian team of Liegnitz and Mohi. The Mongolians also attacked the Balkans and traveled to Vienna. Prior to the next attack, the whole Europe was shaking, then Mongolia suddenly returned behind the Carpathian Mountains. The main reason for their retreat is that O'Brien died in 1241. Gugger is one of Ogodi's and Batu's competitors, he is a throne competitor. He guided the unit to the Volga River, where he set up a camp. Sarai City was built here as the capital of Batu. He was waiting for Mongolian election results afterwards