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• A View from the outside: Korea, the Yuan and the rise of the Ming
  ...e King of Koryo, and Koryo (Korea) would become a Son-in-law nation of the Mongol Empire. ...They adopted Mongol customs and dress. The Crown Prince was raised in the Mongol Court. As far as the Yuan were concerned, Koryo was part of them. The Korea
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• Ming Dynasty
  ...from 1368-1644. The Ming came to power in the wake of the collapse of the Mongol lead Yuan dynasty. The Ming dynasty would be the last ethnically chinese em ...few years. During this time there was a local uprising in the region. The Mongol Yuan dynasty sought to repress this rebellion. In their attempt to quell t
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• Urban Literature and the Fall of the Southern Song
  <b>The Khan and the Mongol Confederation</b><br> ...ed in the title <i>Chinggis Khan</i> or "Universal Ruler." Once all of the Mongol tribes were united under his leadership, there was virtually nothing to sta
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• English Summary of Dou E
  ...btle attack on the social conditions for ordinary Chinese people under the Mongol Yuan Dynasty – but the main character is, like Yang Yuhuan, a young woman ...lames Duanyun for the deed and takes her before the corrupt and degenerate Mongol magistrate Taowu 梼杌, who then throws her in prison. He then robs Widow
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• Hist Trans EN 15
  ...historical periods: Ancient Persia, Medieval Persian, The Mongol Era, Post-Mongol Era, and the Modern Period. This is more or less the same division done by The Mongol Era (1206–1368)
  32 KB (4,962 words) - 06:41, 15 December 2021
• The Great Wall of China
  In 1449, Emperor Yingzong led an army into Mongol territory, allowing himself to be captured and his followers to be slaughte
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• History of Sinology/fr/Chapter 1
  == 3. Contacts medievaux : l'Empire mongol et les recits de voyageurs == .... Son ''Historia Mongalorum'' fut le premier recit substantiel de l'Empire mongol compose par un Europeen ; s'il ne concerne la Chine que de maniere indirect
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• History of Sinology/Chapter 16
  ...our Khans of the House of Genghis'' (1829), a meticulous reconstruction of Mongol history based on the ''Yuanshi''; ...ion of the ''Life of the Buddha'' from the ''Tripitaka''), Islam in China, Mongol history (translating the ''Changchun Zhenren Xiyouji''), and Chinese Christ
  21 KB (2,831 words) - 20:46, 25 March 2026
• Qianlong
  To my Manchu and Mongol subjects, I was a warrior and hunter; a steppe prince who understood their
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• Capitals: When, Where and Why they were moved
  '''Yuan''' (Mongol) (A.D. 1271-1368)
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• History of Sinology/zh/Chapter 1
  * Dawson, Christopher编。''Mission to Asia''（重印为''The Mongol Mission''）。London: Sheed and Ward, 1955.
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• History of Sinology/es/Chapter 1
  El ascenso del Imperio mongol en el siglo XIII transformó la relación entre Europa y Asia Oriental. Cua El primer europeo en dejar un relato escrito sustancial del mundo mongol fue Giovanni di Pian del Carpine, un fraile franciscano italiano. A raíz d
  33 KB (5,481 words) - 01:59, 26 March 2026
• History of Sinology/Chapter 15
  ...ocumented contacts with China date to the thirteenth century. In 1241, the Mongol armies of Batu Khan, equipped with gunpowder weapons — a Chinese inventio ...ed through Polish and Russian territories to the Volga, then onward to the Mongol capital of Karakorum, where they witnessed the enthronement of Güyük Khan
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• History of Sinology/Chapter 1
  ...f>Honey, ''Incense at the Altar'', preface, xxii.</ref> “It was during the Mongol era that China first became truly known to Europe,” as Yule observed.<ref ...tions and negotiate a peace. After an arduous journey, Carpine reached the Mongol capital of Karakorum and witnessed the enthronement of the Great Khan Guyuk
  60 KB (8,822 words) - 20:46, 25 March 2026
• History of Sinology/Chapter 12
  === 2.1 The Mongol Peace and Italian Merchants === The Mongol conquests of the thirteenth century created the conditions that made direct
  48 KB (6,809 words) - 20:46, 25 March 2026
• The Forbidden City
  ...Bei ping (Beijing), so that he could strengthen the region closest to the Mongol enemies.
  16 KB (2,789 words) - 03:29, 22 April 2013
• History of Sinology/es/Chapter 8
  ...ción era de una amplitud casi sobrehumana: leía con fluidez chino, manchú, mongol, tibetano, persa, árabe, turco y varias lenguas europeas, y su memoria de
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• History of Sinology/fr/Chapter 8
  ...ndue presque surhumaine : il lisait couramment le chinois, le mandchou, le mongol, le tibétain, le persan, l'arabe, le turc et plusieurs langues européenne
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• Hist Trans Theo EN 5
  During the difficult period of 'Mongol rule' (1228-1480), translations continued to play an important role in the ...e works were translated at home or abroad. During the difficult period of 'Mongol rule' (1228-1480), translations continued to play an important role in the
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• Aesth App EN 3
  Why should the Mongol flute complain no willows grow?
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