The Collapse of the Mongol World
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The Collapse of the Mongol World
https://doi.org/10.3735/9781961844605.book.part.008

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Abstract

The coming of the Mongols out of central Asia transformed the world of the early thirteenth century. Temujin, or Genghis Khan, bound a series of tribes under his personal leadership and turned them into a fighting machine unmatched for ferocity and strength in the world at that time. Upon his death, however, Genghis’s domain—which stretched across Asia to the borders of Europe—was divided among his sons.

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