Portrait of dangerous, nomad mongol man riding brown horse in steppe holding sword attacking. Central Asian warrior horseman, ready to attack in battle. Isolated vector illustration in flat cartoon ...

Mongolian Empire Gallery, National Museum of Mongolia ... The Mongols occasionally omitted arm protection in order to draw a bow more quickly. The Mongol army was all about speed and precision. A ...

Situated on the northern passes between the Far East and western Asia, the Mongol empire was at the crossroads of global communication, linked by trading routes to both China and the Mediterranean.

The expansion of the nomadic Mongol Empire in the thirteenth century also facilitated trade by safeguarding the routes and the merchants who travelled them.

including the collapse of the Mongol Empire and the rise of its successors in West, Central, and East Asia. Drawing on a wealth of Korean and Chinese sources and integrating East Asian and Western ...

He was Genghis Khan. Over the next two decades, the Mongol ruler would forge a reputation as arguably the greatest military commander in history. And it was at the very heart of Wanyan Yongji’s empire ...