Networks of Exchange: the Mongols, c.1200-1450

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  1. 2. this term means miltary leader; ruler
  2. 6. Location of the Kipchak Khanate
  3. 7. Foreign observer; Venetian merchant; traveled through Mongol territory
  4. 9. The title of the people who collected taxes for the Mongols in the Kipchak Khanate.
  5. 11. A term used to describe the type of rule the Mongols employed in the Khanate of the Golden Horde.
  6. 13. This group of people sometimes advised Mdynastyaders on policies (unlike many other cultures).
  7. 14. Caliphate the Mongols ended in 1258.
  8. 16. Capital of the Mongol dynasty in China
  9. 17. the Capital of the Mongol Empire
  10. 18. Warriors that fought the Mongols during the invasion of Japan, c.1281.
  11. 19. A term used to define divisions by bloodlines within a community or culture
  12. 21. Birth name of Chinggis Khan
  13. 22. The Mongol Empire's stance or policy on religious diversity
  14. 24. This principle gave legitmacy to dynastic rule in China
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  1. 1. The dominant monothesitic religion in Russia, c. 1230.
  2. 3. In the 16th century, this group of people was called "the Mongols of the seas" by some historians.
  3. 4. Dynasty ruled by the Mongols in China
  4. 5. Environmental factor that contributed to the demise of the Mongol world.
  5. 8. system of herding and raising livestock
  6. 10. Mongolian term for yurt; portable housing made of animal hides
  7. 12. Mongol conquerers in this region greatly transformed; they converted to Islam and adopted bureaucratic practices.
  8. 15. Respect for nature and the spirit world (belief system)
  9. 20. This dynastry took power in China after the collapse of the Mongols, c. 1368.
  10. 21. Environmental factor that helped end a Mongol invasion of Japan
  11. 23. A term used to describe how Muslims in Persia viewed the non-monotheistic Mongol conquerors.