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European travels to the Mongol Empire

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European travels to the Mongol Empire

June 6, 2019June 7, 2019 Jack Wilson 0 Comments China, Historical figures, Middle-Ages

The thirteenth century Mongol conquests connected much of Eurasia for the first time under the rule of one family. While

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