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The Mongol Khanates

The Four Khanates China – Yuan Dynasty (1279-1368) Golden Horde – Russia (1240-1450) No direct control – no assimilation or change in Russian culture Extraction of tribute from Russian princes Turns Russia away from west, Catholism, development Il-khanate – Persia (1258 – 1350) End of Abbasid Empire Destruction of much of economy Direct rule Adopt Muslim religion, assimilate to Persian traditions Chagatai – Central Asia

Pax Mongolica – 100 years of Asiatic peace and exchange

Black Death travels the Silk Road to China and Europe, the Indian Ocean to the Middle East

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