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Re: еден source со мапи
Оособено тази мапа, с коментарий,
обясняващ как Татаро-монголската империя( с жълто) , спасила остатъците на Римската империя( Византия)
от нейните врагове-селджукските турци от
юг..и българи
от север
(отвличайки силите им за борба срещу Византия) :
Eurasia, 1288 A.D.
Here the Roman (Byzantine) Empire is completely dwarfed by one Empire that dominated Eurasia:
that of the Mongols.
Their populations reflected this disparity.
The Byzantine Emperor had perhaps 3 million subjects.
Despite depopulation caused by Mongol pillaging, Kublai Khan had perhaps 120 million (three quarters of which were Chinese).
The Mongol Empire had been founded by Temujin (Chingis Khan) in 1206 and reached its maximum extent c.1280.
From 1259 it was divided into four Khanates.
However the Chagatai Khanate (central), the Golden Horde (north-west) and the Ilkhanate (south-west) remained nominally under the sovereignty of Kublai Khan of the Great Khanate (east) until his death in 1294.
Although it looks threatening to the Byzantine Empire, in fact the Mongol Empire helped the Byzantines to recover from the fourth crusade by reducing the power of its neighbours to the east (the Seljuk Sultanate) and north (Bulgaria).
The Great Khanate was overthrown by the Ming dynasty
in China in 1389, and the Roman Empire ended in 1453.
The last of the original Mongol Khanates, the Chagatai Khanate, lingered on in remote central Asia until 1678.
обясняващ как Татаро-монголската империя( с жълто) , спасила остатъците на Римската империя( Византия)
от нейните врагове-селджукските турци от
юг..и българи
от север
(отвличайки силите им за борба срещу Византия) :
Eurasia, 1288 A.D.
Here the Roman (Byzantine) Empire is completely dwarfed by one Empire that dominated Eurasia:
that of the Mongols.
Their populations reflected this disparity.
The Byzantine Emperor had perhaps 3 million subjects.
Despite depopulation caused by Mongol pillaging, Kublai Khan had perhaps 120 million (three quarters of which were Chinese).
The Mongol Empire had been founded by Temujin (Chingis Khan) in 1206 and reached its maximum extent c.1280.
From 1259 it was divided into four Khanates.
However the Chagatai Khanate (central), the Golden Horde (north-west) and the Ilkhanate (south-west) remained nominally under the sovereignty of Kublai Khan of the Great Khanate (east) until his death in 1294.
Although it looks threatening to the Byzantine Empire, in fact the Mongol Empire helped the Byzantines to recover from the fourth crusade by reducing the power of its neighbours to the east (the Seljuk Sultanate) and north (Bulgaria).
The Great Khanate was overthrown by the Ming dynasty
in China in 1389, and the Roman Empire ended in 1453.
The last of the original Mongol Khanates, the Chagatai Khanate, lingered on in remote central Asia until 1678.
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Re: Eве и от мен една мапа
Я бе виждам аз, че те гони...
"платоничен "интерес към географията
и особено към по-закръглените
и "аспекти"
"платоничен "интерес към географията
и особено към по-закръглените
и "аспекти"