Mongols In China And Persia: Genghis Khan And Alexander The Great

When looking at the spread of mongols in china and the spread in persia we perceive how there were likenesses as the two locales were a disaster area. The Mongols were a relentless power of horsemen, being gifted in archery they took over grounds and held onto control from the beginning transforming into a victory to take over as much territory as possible. As time went on and an ever increasing number of individuals were beginning to fall under mongol control, and they became one with the new culture they were introduced with and later turned out to be great partners alongside each other.

In the mid twelfth century, a gathering of migrants known as the Mongols were under the leadership of a young man named Temujin later turning into the incomparable Genghis Khan. At first there was not the same number of followers as there were the point where they were taking lands over and their dynasty began developing. Before anything major happened Temujin would have various little fights with other tribal clans until his numbers grew a great amount. When it was enough he decided it was time to take over. In China at the time there was a split between different leaders but they still had more cash and manpower then the mongols. Yet, that doesn't mean everything on the grounds that the mongol empire took china over while having the upperhand with talented warriors and smart strategists.

In Persia around the mid twelfth century the muslim world was flourishing with heaps of cash and the newst innovations, however that does not mean they were any good with war and fighting. At the point when the Mongols decided to come to Persia and assume control over, their money and advancement wouldn't do them much good against the mongols. With the Persians the Mongols needed to depend on more labor and power as opposed to working with strategies and constant focus like they did with china.

Looking at the spread of mongol development in China and the spread in persia we could see how there were similarities as the two districts were a complete wreck when it was over. Still there are a few similarities as them two are open to the public since they are on the trade routes. Also in the two regions the locals got the chance to have an influence in the new tradition by being able to work by doing all the administrative work. With some similarities there are also some differences like China being the hardest and putting in the most effort to concor while being unified together under. while persia was getting more and more weakened by Alexander the Great and having week agricultural farming due to the mongol attack.