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CH 12 Document 121 Mongol History from a Mongol How would you describe the anda relationship The anda relationship was a form of political alliance in pastoral societies It drew on symbols of personal friendship including gift exchanges socializing and sleeping in close proximity to cement broader alliances between powers. CHAPTER 14. The . M. ongol empire. Rise of the Mongol empire. Rise of the Mongol empire. Foremost, the Mongols produced a charismatic leader, . Genghiz. Khan, who united the Mongol tribes in a dream of conquest and expansion.. Visual Discovery. Background Information. The . Mongol rulers of China attacked Japan in 1274 and 1281. The Japanese warrior . Takezaki. . Suenaga. , who participated in both invasions, commissioned scrolls detailing the battles. The scrolls were lost for centuries. Some 450 years after the battles, they were . Time . for Mong0ls!!!. I. Mongol Empire of . Chinggis. Khan. Social Order. Nomadic . herded goats & sheep. specific breed of horse for well being & warfare. Basic Mongol Societal Unit: . Individual Family Tribes & Clan. Obj. : Identify the contrast between . pastorial. nomads to fierce warriors. Agenda: 1. Turn in Bibliographies. 2. PPT notes. 3. Group work. -Read h/o answer discussion questions. The first world historian Rashid al-Din was born in 1247 in Hamadan (Iran). Son of a Jewish doctor he embraced Islam at the age of 30. He was a physician to the-Il-Khan Abaqa (1265-81), possibly the I. Rise of the Mongols. Nomads from Northern China. Superb horsemen and archers. For centuries they were isolated. Men ruled the tribes.  . II. Mongols Expand. 1206 . Temujin. becomes Genghis Khan or universal ruler. ON THE . GLOBAL STAGE . THE MONGOL MOMENT. 1200-1500. What different kinds of actions are represented in the painting?. This painting shows men in battle and in prayer. A group of mounted warriors armed with spears and bows and arrows in the bottom right corner of the image seem to be attacking an encampment across a river, where warriors in similar armor and weaponry seem to be mounting a counterattack. In the upper left corner of the image we can see warriors on horseback ride into a camp of tents where men flee in terror. The dominance of warriors on horseback, the tent encampment, the turbans, and other clothing and headgear suggest that this is a battle in central Asia among nomadic tribes.. The Arrival of Europeans . The arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Caribbean in 1492 had a tremendous impact on the future of that region. The passage below describes that arrival. It is taken from an abridgement of Columbus’ personal journal made by . Where are the . Steppes. of Central Asia????. What civilizations do you suppose these . warrior societies. came into contact with?. INDIA. CHINA. RUSSIA. Steppes. - belt of grasslands that sweeps for roughly 5,000 miles in between Europe and China. Background Information. The . Mongol rulers of China attacked Japan in 1274 and 1281. The Japanese warrior . Takezaki. . Suenaga. , who participated in both invasions, commissioned scrolls detailing the battles. The scrolls were lost for centuries. Some 450 years after the battles, they were . The Formula. The Question. Based on the following . documents:. How barbaric were the “Barbarians”?. The Thesis Paragraph. DO NOT . simply rephrase the question. But . DO. . g. ive the time period. . . Ninth Edition. CHAPTER 12. Cultural Exchange in Central. and Southern Asia, to 1400. Copyright © 2011 by Bedford/St. Martin’s. John P. McKay . ●. Bennett D. Hill . ●. John Buckler. Patricia Buckley Ebrey . 1200-1500. John . Ermer. AP World History. Miami Beach Sr. High. Happening Now. Americas. 1325: Aztecs found Tenochtitlan. 1438-1533: Inca Empire. Europe. 1215: Magna . Carta. signed in England. 1337-1453: Hundred Years War. REPORT1,~  "I 1111 oM No. 07040188 iiIiur liio ImI iILnjililh l(slE liii U t'EI% 6 rtw.wA insItruct rt