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Politics,
organization
and daily life |
- Borjigin
- Organization under Genghis Khan
- Political divisions
- Mongol military tactics and organization
- Society and economy
- Religion in the Mongol Empire
- Armeno-Mongol alliance
- Byzantine–Mongol alliance
- Franco-Mongol alliance
- Timeline of the Mongol Empire
- Timeline of Mongol conquests
- List of Tatar and Mongol raids against Russian states
- Mongol and Tatar states in Europe
- Banner of the Mongols
- Destruction under the Mongol Empire
| | Khanates | |
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| Notable cities |
Almalik
Avarga
Azaq
Bukhara
Bolghar
Karakorum
Dadu
Majar
Maragheh
Qarshi
Samarkand
Sarai Batu
Sarai Berke
Saray-Jük
Shangdu
Soltaniyeh
Tabriz
Ukek
Xacitarxan |
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Campaigns
and battles |
Asia |
Central |
- 1207 Siberia
- 1218–1221 Khwarezmia and Eastern Iran
- 1221–1327 India
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| East |
1205–1209 Western China
1211–1234 Northern China
1211–1234 Manchuria
1235–1276 Southern China
1236 and 1252 Tibet
1231–1260 Korea
1274–1281 Japan |
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| Southeast |
1277–1287 Burma
1293 Java
1257, 1284–1288 Vietnam |
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| Middle East |
1241–1243 Anatolia
1258 Iraq
1243–1303 Syria
1260, 1301 Palestine |
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| Europe |
1237–1240 Georgia and Armenia
1237-1240 (but fighting continues afterward) Chechnya
1229–1236 Volga Bulgaria
1223, 1236–1240 Eastern Europe
1240–41 Poland
1241 Hungary |
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Prominent
people |
Rulers |
- Genghis Khan
- Tolui Khan
- Ögedei Khan
- Töregene Khatun
- Güyük Khan
- Oghul Qaimish
- Möngke Khan
- Kublai Khan
- The Yuan Khagans
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| Viceroys (khans) | |
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| Military |
Sübedei
Jebe
Mukhulai
Negudar
Bo'orchu
Guo Kan
Borokhul
Jelme
Chuluun
Khubilai
Aju
Bayan
Kadan
Burundai
Nogai Khan |
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| Terms |
Titles |
- Khagan
- Khan and Khatun
- Khanum
- Jinong
- Khong Tayiji
- Noyon
- Darhan
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| Political and military |
Jarlig
Örtöö
Ordo
Pax Mongolica
Yoso
Huraldai
Gerege
Mangudai
Tümen
Kheshig |
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