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The Impact of Mongol conquest in Middle East
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Mongol impact as a whole, was enormous. Example. Before the Mongol Empire, people in China had never heard of Europe, and the people of Europe, had never heard of China.
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The Romans were aware of the Han and the Han of the Romans
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Posts: 1775 		  Quote ok ge Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24-Mar-2007 at 23:52
Originally posted by Penelope

Mongol impact as a whole, was enormous. Example. Before the Mongol Empire, people in China had never heard of Europe, and the people of Europe, had never heard of China.
 
 The Mongol Empires did not create the silk trade road and that road existed thousands of years before them. Europeans knew Chinese silk and potteries since ancient times and through the silk road. In fact, since the Qing dynasty (3rd century BC) and Europeans can identify China.
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Originally posted by ok ge

 
 The Mongol Empires did not create the silk trade road and that road existed thousands of years before them. Europeans knew Chinese silk and potteries since ancient times and through the silk road. In fact, since the Qing dynasty (3rd century BC) and Europeans can identify China.
 
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