Women’s Role within the Mongol Empire

As they move along the grasslands, they are also responsible for the establishment and disassembly of tents and palts. People of the Mongolian Empire, but not that it is rare to fight in order to dominate the foreign land, wife of the tribe and tribal chiefs are often accompanied with her husband in the fight against the enemy (Hartog 10). These women "wearing a helmet of war, picked up the bow of war, you go out to defend their country and their families," said her husband (wet Ford, the history of the secret).

The Aztec empire is different from Mongolia in many ways. One way is that their women are not equal. They may be aristocrats, but they are not as aristocratic as men. They are the unified empire under the religion opposite Mongolians. But their economic class is the same. They have aristocrats and farmers

Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire - Mongolia is the owner of horse riding, psychological horror, and not talking about pregnant women. They founded the second largest empire in history, following the British Empire. During India's invasion, they also built a pyramid with the human head. When she became Madagascar's sovereignty, bloody Mary-Lanavalona of Madagascar, trying to establish a close relationship with the British Empire, to establish the army, to suppress the education and Christian, 5 million)

Compared with other civilizations, women in Mongolia have the ability to influence society. Men dominate society, but many people are seeking advice from women in their lives. Genghis Khan asked his mother for help during the process of developing an organization within the Mongol empire. He respects advice in women's lives. Genghis Khan encouraged his wife to sit with him and express their views. Thanks to them, Genghis was able to pick his successor. The Mongolians believe that marriage is the way to adulthood. Before marriage, the bride's family must provide the groom 's mother "dowry or home accessories". To avoid paying a dowry, the family can exchange daughters, or the groom can work for his future father-in-law. Once the dowry is settled, the bride's family will provide her with the heritage of a livestock or servant.

After the death of Ögedei, khatuns (queen) ruled the Mongol empire temporarily. Most of these women are not daughter of Genghis Khan but his daughter or granddaughter. The ability to rule their empire made them the most powerful women of that age. Inheriting the struggle with relatives of men including sons and brothers means that Katoon will soon disappear. Kaidu's daughter and granddaughter Ögedei's granddaughter Khutulun is the last woman who has true power among women in Mongolia and resists male ancestry. Known for her beauty, she also masters the three major Mongolian sports: Mongolian wrestling, horse racing, and archery. When she died in 1306, the men of Borzegin ruled the entire Mongol empire without the resistance of the women's relatives. Only the princess of Mongolia who married King Joseon in Korea inherited the queen 's tradition.