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Mongol Impact (China (Megan, Lydia, Anna Claire) (mongol occupation and…
Mongol Impact
China (Megan, Lydia, Anna Claire)
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partial accommodation of Chinese culture enabled Mongol rulers to draw from Chinese ideas to legitimize their imperial authority (mandate of heaven, confucian rituals).
made use of chiense administrative practices, techniques of taxation, and their postal system. (called themselves the Yuan dynasty).
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The Mongols did not become Chinese, nor did they accommodate every aspect of Chinese culture (many still preferred to live, eat, sleep, and give birth in the traditional tents that sprouted everywhere)
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Southern China Nomads: characterized as far less violent and more concerned to accommodate the local population
they transferred their capital fro karakorum in mongolia to what is now Beijing, building a new capital known as khanbali "city of the khan".
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Mongol women never adopted foot binding and scandalized the Chinese by mixing freely with men at official gatherings and riding to the hunt with their husbands
made use of traditional confucian rituals, supported the building of some Daoist temples, and were particularly attracted to a Tibetan form of Buddhism, which returned the favor with strong political support for the invaders.
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ignored examination system and relied heavily on foreigners, particularly muslims from central asia, and the middle east, to serve as officials
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Persia (Connor, Cade, Bryce)
Once they successful took over Persia they taxed them heavily and destroyed their economy. They also brought many new diseases that the Middle East had never seen before.
Most monguls assimilated to Persia and became unrecognizable to other nomads. Some even started to rely on farming.
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The Mongols integrated Chinese artists into the Persian arts. This is why we can see dragons and other Chinese influences in Persian arts.
Made extensive use of Persian bureaucracy, leaving the greater parts of the government in Persian hands.
Conquering of Persia occurred in two attacks over a span of thirty years. The first attack was led by Chinggis Khan himself, and the next was led by his grandson, Hulegu.
Mongols invaded Persia 1219 through 1221 but wasn't that to successful. Ghanghis Khan led a second attack in 1251-1258. Around 200,000 people were murdered during the invasion
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Russia (Chesley, Jack, Josh)
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Mongol occupation
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easy to take over because of the tiredness russians felt from much strife with nomads before mongols
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Differences between Persia and Russia (Chesley, Josh)
Mongols were assimilated into Persian culture, but preferred to occupy steppe lands in Russia
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Russia assimilated some aspects of Mongol culture, but Mongols assimilated into Persian culture