The Mongols and Their Effect on China

Under Mongolian regime, production of silk was encouraged, and an attractive tax law was enacted. It was a revival of silk trade discovered during the Tang dynasty, but it was almost forgotten in the later Song Dynasty era. Although there were many economic gains during the first conquest of China it became clear that over time the net economic effectiveness was derogatory mainly due to the failure of conquest. The Mongolians are nomads, so they should expand their empire, it is deeply valuable to them.

It has been proved impossible for the civilization and the various independent prince to unite, which brought about many destructions and conflicts. The way Mongolia conquered China in the 12th century was very big. China's invasion by Mongolia included the failure of the Jin dynasty which changed Chinese politics in China. Initially, Mongolia and the Song dynasty had common enemies. They formed an alliance, but the alliance broke out in 1234. During this period, Kublai Khan slowly followed the Chinese political structure. Mongolians use Chinese

When the Mongol empire (about 1200 - 1300) conquered, China was completely dominated by foreign countries for the first time. When this took place, the capital of the Mongol empire was transferred to China, and the Emperor of Mongolia played the role of Chinese emperor. Yuan dynasty (also called Mongolian dynasty) began. However, when China was conquered, the Mongol empire was about to collapse; when this happened (about 1300 years) the power of the former dynasty was confined to China and Mongolia.

Prior to the morning, China was governed by the former Morning. Yuan dynasty was founded by the Mongolians who conquered China 100 years ago. Many Chinese do not like Mongolia, I think they are enemies. Finally, the Mongolians were overthrown by farmers' riots and were exiled from China. The government is managed by an organization called a civil servant. In order to get a job as a civil servant, the applicant needs to take a difficult exam. People with the highest score will get the best job. Some men are studying for a couple of years to pass the exam and trying to get to these famous positions. Although the exam usually covers many subjects, the majority of the exam is the teaching of Confucius.

During the former (Mongolian) Dynasty (1206-1368), Mongolia dominated all parts of China, as well as other parts of Asia and parts of Europe. The Great Wall is not very meaningful as a defensive building, but in order to manage the business and to curb the threat from China (Han) and other ethnic rebels, some fortresses and major areas It is repaired and deployed. The majority of the Great Wall today is the result of the work done during the reign of Emperor Hongzhi (1487-1505). Starting from the west of the Juyong Pass, this part of the wall is divided into two lines called the inner wall and the outer wall, north and south. There are many strategic "paths" (ie fortresses) and gates along the wall. There are three paths closest to Juyong, Daoma, Zijing Pass, Mingyi Beijing. Together they are known as three internal paths. In the west there are Yanmen, Ningwu, and P head channels, also known as Sanwai Pass.