The Legacy of the Mongol Empire.

The Mongol empire is an empire, its height affects almost every Eurasian fate. The Mongol empire is composed of a group of exceptional Asian nomads, ruled by Genghis Khan and born at Timzen's son Yijuge. This group of nomads, with their ambitious leaders, suffered between these years and 1368. The empire dominated the surrounding population, occupying about 24 million square kilometers of Eurasia from Siberian forest to southern Iran and today to Afghanistan (Jacksona, 2000).

In the medieval view centered on Europe, we do not fundamentally understand the heritage of the Mongol empire to the modern world. First, after completely conquering the medieval China, the new capital established by the Mongolians in the late 13th century was the capital city of modern China, Beijing (even in the early 14th century there was also Christian archbishop). The foundation for expansion in Europe is the stability Mongolia provides to the whole of Asia. Despite the opposition between the various sectors of tribal leadership, the rule of law has been greatly protected in terms of business problems. For example, China's road system is envied by tourists who are surprised by administrative measures and provide safety for travelers. ... Some of his reasons are that traditional nomads should show their kind kind beliefs to strangers, but this also means that the function of broader viewpoints that business should be encouraged is

Genghis Khan established the first Mongol empire in Central Asia. Initially there was a union of Turkish coalition such as Mongolia, Melkit, monks, Mongolia. Qocho Uyghur Buddhist kingdom surrendered and joined the empire. Then he continued to expand the empire by conquering Qara Khitai and the Khwarazmian dynasty. As all the cities and towns that resist Mongolia were destroyed, the population of Iran's Central Asia and the wide area of ​​Iran's northeastern region has drastically declined. Each soldier needs to run a certain number of personnel, the number of which varies depending on the situation. For example, after conquering Urgench, each Mongolian warrior was required to play 24 people in an army that might be composed of two genres (10,000 units).