The Mongol Empire and the Persian Empire

As time goes by, many civilizations are considered "wonderful" not only in the characteristics of their leaders but also in relation to how they spread and affect other countries. The Mongol Empire and the Achaemenian Empire (Early Persian) were two empires and had a lot of power in that era. There are various religions in civilization, but the practice and tolerance of religion is an important aspect of national power. The Mongol empire and the Akemenes empire are two empires, the belief system they practice and the motive behind their religious tolerance are very different, but there are similarities.

The Mughal Empire (Persian: مغ الباد شا ۿ) is an empire that governed the majority of the Indian subcontinent between Afghanistan, Balochistan, and 1526 - 1857. The Empire was founded by Mongolian leader Babor when he was in India for the first time in 1526 when he beat the last Afghan Roddish Sultan Ibrahim Rodi in the first Panipat campaign. A gunpowder was used. The Mughal empire is known as "gunpowder empire". The word "Mughal Dynasty" is "Mongolian" in the Indian-Aryan version. Babur is the descendant of Genghis Khan. The Mughal people maintained all aspects of the Mongolian culture of the 16th century, including placing a tent around the royal camp during military exercises. Mughal religion is Muslim

The spread of Islam in various ethnic groups of 1/4 Mongol empire has also been helped by the People's Movement. Persian became one of the official languages ​​of Mongol empire and was used also in China. Persian culture spread to Central Asia and East Asia with Islam. Since the 13th century, Golden Horde and Mongolian Khan of Persia have converted to Muslims and have devoted the power of the government to Muslim faith. In Asia, Christianity has failed for a long time, but not by Mongolian behavior. European leaders wish to oppose the Muslim forces who are allied with Mongolian leaders and challenge the political and commercial interests of the eastern Mediterranean. Part of the reason for Christianity is that it does not have a single voice: Latin Catholics, Orthodox, Nestorian and other Christian doctrines fight violently and contest converts.

The Mongolian and later Turkic honeaart was built in the 13th century, originated from the Achaemenid Persians in the northwest part of the Mongol empire and made Samarkand the capital of the empire. Alexander the Great conquered Samarkand (or Marcanda of the time) in 329 BC. After overthrowing Persians. It was during this time that Samarkand was established as the center of the Islamic civilization. Kublai Khan (Kublai Khan), also called Shizu (the name of the temple), is the fifth Khagan of the Mongol Empire, and it is ruled from 1260 to 1294. Tako Mongolian conquistador and founder of the Timur Empire of Persia and Central Asia. He was also the first ruler of the Ottoman Islamic state founded in the northwestern part of Anatolia. 1300. After the collapse of the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire lived in Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) from 1453 to 1922. Descendants of Rolo, he has been dedicated to Normandy since 1035.