The Mongol Empire emerged in the 13th century under the leadership of Genghis Khan, born Temujin in 1162. In just a few decades, they conquered more land than any empire before or since.

The exploitation of Burma by the British Empire. This article was written by an Englishman ... The rest is made up of countless Mongol tribes who have emigrated at various periods from the steppes of ...

The Xiongnu Empire at its greatest extent during the 1st century CE ... The Xiongnu, a powerful nomadic confederation that dominated the Mongolian steppe from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st ...

While there have been countless empires throughout history, a few stand out as great due to their size, strength, and the extent of time they maintained ... and more. The Mongol Empire was established ...

The Mongol empire rose in the 13th century when a group of central Asian nomadic tribes banded together under Genghis Khan in 1206 AD, and went on to conquer large swathes of territory in the ...

This article explores some of the largest and most influential empires in the world, from the ever-majestic British Empire to the dominant Mongol Empire. Conquering most of its possessions through ...

Particularly, his exposure to the Mongol courts and ambassadorial service to Kublai Khan has been depicted as more than an East-meets-West tale; Polo helped expand the Mongol Empire’s ties with ...

Comparison of the British Empire (red) and the Mongol empire (blue) when each was at its height (at different times in history) The Mongol Empire started in 1206 when the warlord Genghis Khan ...

While Muslims live in most countries, they rule fewer geographic regions today than they did at the greatest extent of the Islamic caliphates. Next up, all of the countries they once ruled ...

The place of the discovery in the northeast of Mongolia. Credit: Amartuvshin Chunag et al. A recent archaeological discovery in Dornod Province, Mongolia, has unearthed an elite tomb dating from the ...