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Mongol conquests

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historical event military campaign war of conquest

The Mongol conquests were a series of 13th- and 14th-century military campaigns that created one of the largest contiguous empires in history, stretching across much of Asia and into Europe.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historical event → military campaign → war of conquest →
cause	Mongol desire for expansion and tribute →
commandedBy	Batu Khan NERFINISHED → Genghis Khan NERFINISHED → Hulagu Khan NERFINISHED → Jebe → Kublai Khan NERFINISHED → Möngke Khan NERFINISHED → Subutai NERFINISHED → Ögedei Khan NERFINISHED →
endTime	14th century →
followedBy	Pax Mongolica →
follows	unification of Mongol tribes →
hasEffect	formation of the Chagatai Khanate → formation of the Golden Horde → formation of the Ilkhanate → formation of the Yuan dynasty → rise of successor khanates → spread of the Black Death along trade routes → widespread population displacement →
hasPart	Battle of Legnica → Battle of Mohi → Mongol campaigns in Anatolia → Mongol campaigns in Syria → Mongol conquest of Cuman–Kipchak steppe → Mongol conquest of Dali Kingdom → Mongol conquest of Tibet → Mongol conquest of Volga Bulgaria → Mongol conquest of the Ghurid territories → Mongol conquest of the Jin dynasty → Mongol conquest of the Kievan principalities → Mongol conquest of the Qara Khitai → Mongol conquest of the Song dynasty → Mongol conquest of the Western Xia → Mongol invasion of Armenia → Mongol invasion of Central Asia → Mongol invasion of Georgia → Mongol invasion of Hungary → Mongol invasion of Khwarezmia → Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus' → Mongol invasion of Persia → Mongol invasion of Poland → Mongol invasion of Vietnam → Mongol invasion of the Abbasid Caliphate → Mongol invasion of the Caucasus → Mongol invasion of the Khwarazmian Empire → Mongol invasion of the Korean Peninsula → Mongol invasion of the Middle East → Mongol invasions of Japan → Mongol–Mamluk War → Siege of Baghdad (1258) →
location	Asia → Eurasia → Europe →
mainCountry	Mongol Empire →
notableFeature	extensive use of cavalry and horse archers → highly mobile warfare → incorporation of engineers and siege specialists → systematic use of intelligence and reconnaissance → use of psychological warfare and terror →
opponent	Abbasid Caliphate → Armenian principalities → Cuman–Kipchak confederation → Dali Kingdom → Ghurid dynasty → Goryeo → Jin dynasty → Khwarazmian Empire → Kievan Rus' → Kingdom of Georgia → Kingdom of Hungary → Kingdom of Poland NERFINISHED → Mamluk Sultanate → Qara Khitai → Song dynasty → Volga Bulgaria → Western Xia →
partOf	Mongol Empire expansion →
result	creation of the Mongol Empire → devastation of many urban centers → establishment of the largest contiguous land empire in history → eventual conquest of the Song dynasty → expansion of the Silk Road → fall of the Abbasid Caliphate in Baghdad → fall of the Jin dynasty → fall of the Khwarazmian Empire → fall of the Western Xia → integration of Eurasian trade networks → massive demographic losses in conquered regions → political fragmentation of Kievan Rus' → spread of technologies across Eurasia →
significantPerson	Batu Khan NERFINISHED → Genghis Khan NERFINISHED → Hulagu Khan NERFINISHED → Jebe → Kublai Khan NERFINISHED → Möngke Khan NERFINISHED → Subutai NERFINISHED → Tolui → Ögedei Khan NERFINISHED →
startTime	1206 →
territoryIncludes	Anatolia → Caucasus → Central Asia → Cuman–Kipchak steppe → Dali Kingdom → East Asia → Ghurid territories → Hungary → Iraq → Jin dynasty → Khwarezmia → Kievan Rus' → Korean Peninsula → Mesopotamia → North China → Persia → Poland → Qara Khitai → Song dynasty → South China → Syria → Tibet → Transoxiana → Volga Bulgaria → Western Xia →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mongol invasions of Europe → Mongol invasions of India → Sack of Baghdad (1258) ("Mongol invasions") → Sack of Baghdad (1258) ("Mongol conquest of the Islamic world") →	partOf
Cumans ("Mongol expansion") →	causeOfMigration
Islamic Golden Age ("Mongol invasions") →	declineFactor
Jin dynasty ("Mongol conquest") →	demiseCause
Nishapur ("Mongol invasions") →	destroyedBy
Pax Mongolica →	follows
al-Musta'sim ("forces of Hulagu Khan") →	killedBy
Genghis Khan ("Mongol invasions of Central Asia") →	notableWork
Sack of Baghdad (1258) ("Mongol conquest of Persia") →	precededBy