Mongol - Revision history

Cian: fix url, links

2006-03-28T02:42:20Z

fix url, links

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	In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. They reportedly reached [[Vienna]], [[Poland]] and [[Egypt]]. After the death of Genghis' successor in 1241 the military leaders returned to Mongolia to fight over the leadership. This helped stop the expansion and lessened the power of the armies.		In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] [[Mongol Invasion\|conquered]] and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian [[dynasty]] in [[China]]. They reportedly reached [[Vienna]], [[Poland]] and [[Egypt]]. After the death of Genghis' successor in 1241 the military leaders returned to Mongolia to fight over the leadership. This helped stop the expansion and lessened the power of the [[army\|armies]].

	In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.		In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.

	Some people have claimed to see, in the Mongol advance against mainly [[Muslim]] nations in the [[Middle_East\|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Christian]] monarch [[Prester John]]		Some people have claimed to see, in the Mongol advance against mainly [[Muslim]] nations in the [[Middle_East\|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Christian]] [[monarch]] [[Prester John]]

	==References:==		==References:==
	*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.~~html~~ Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]		*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.htm Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]
	*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors)]		*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors)]

Simoncursitor at 10:19, 15 September 2005

2005-09-15T10:19:18Z

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	In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.		In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.

	Some people have claimed to see, in the Mongol advance against mainly [[~~Moslem~~]] nations in the [[Middle_East\|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Christian]] monarch [[Prester John]]		Some people have claimed to see, in the Mongol advance against mainly [[Muslim]] nations in the [[Middle_East\|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Christian]] monarch [[Prester John]]

	==References:==		==References:==

Simoncursitor: Cross-ref to Prester John

2004-11-10T04:13:41Z

Cross-ref to Prester John

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	In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.		In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.

			Some people have claimed to see, in the Mongol advance against mainly [[Moslem]] nations in the [[Middle_East\|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Christian]] monarch [[Prester John]]

	==References:==		==References:==

Cian: spelling :^)

2004-09-22T05:29:59Z

spelling :^)

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	In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. They reportedly reached [[Vienna]], [[Poland]] and [[Egypt]]. After the death of Genghis' successor in 1241 the military leaders returned to Mongolia to fight over the leadership. This helped stop the expansion and lessened the power of the armies.		In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. They reportedly reached [[Vienna]], [[Poland]] and [[Egypt]]. After the death of Genghis' successor in 1241 the military leaders returned to Mongolia to fight over the leadership. This helped stop the expansion and lessened the power of the armies.

	In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, ~~loosing~~ territories ~~throught~~ the empire.		In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, losing territories throughout the empire.

	==References:==		==References:==

Cian: Kublai,Marco Polo, end of empire

2004-08-16T07:25:21Z

Kublai,Marco Polo, end of empire

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	In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern Europe and most of Asia, establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. ~~The~~ ~~furthest~~ ~~west~~ ~~they~~ ~~reached~~ ~~was~~ [[~~Vienna~~]].		In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. They reportedly reached [[Vienna]], [[Poland]] and [[Egypt]]. After the death of Genghis' successor in 1241 the military leaders returned to Mongolia to fight over the leadership. This helped stop the expansion and lessened the power of the armies.

			In 1260, Genghis' grandson, [[Kublai Khan]], became leader and proceeded to reconquer China to create history's largest empire. [[Marco Polo]] claimed to have visited his [[court]]. In the [[14th century]] the Mongolian power began to wane, loosing territories throught the empire.

	==References:==		==References:==

Cian: additions

2004-06-14T13:19:58Z

additions

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			In the [[13th Century]], '''Mongols''' under [[Genghis Khan]] conquered and ruled over Eastern Europe and most of Asia, establishing a Mongolian dynasty in [[China]]. The furthest west they reached was [[Vienna]].
	The Mongols never quite made it to Western Europe, but the did get to Vienna.

	==References:==		==References:==
	*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]		*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]
	*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors]		*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors)]

Conrad Leviston: Intro, fixed up typo

2004-04-26T01:59:01Z

Intro, fixed up typo

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			The Mongols never quite made it to Western Europe, but the did get to Vienna.
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			==References:==
	*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]		*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]
	*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors]		*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors]

Conrad Leviston: Tidied up links

2004-04-26T01:57:29Z

Tidied up links

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	*[[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html~~\|creative~~ ~~anachronist~~ about the ~~mongols]~~]		*[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html Creative Anachronist about the Mongols]
	*[[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html]]		*[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html The Red Kagnate (Inter-Club Mongol reenactors]

Tiff at 06:23, 21 October 2003

2003-10-21T06:23:56Z

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	refernces:		refernces:
	[[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.~~htm~~\|creative anachronist about the mongols]]		*[[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.html\|creative anachronist about the mongols]]
			*[[http://www.geocities.com/kaganate/index.html]]

130.194.13.103 at 08:56, 7 October 2003

2003-10-07T08:56:20Z

New page

refernces:
[[http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca54.htm|creative anachronist about the mongols]]