The Mongol Empire was established by Genghis Khan after he unified various tribes. Wherever his cavalry went, everyone was frightened. Under the leadership of Genghis Khan and his descendants, the Mongolian army carried out many large-scale western expeditions and southern expeditions, and its territory continued to expand. However, as the empire expanded, internal conflicts gradually emerged due to power disputes and cultural differences.
Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, lived in such a complicated and opportunity-filled era. He is the grandson of Genghis Khan and the fourth son of Tolei. He has shown extraordinary wisdom and strategy since childhood. Kublai Khan was ambitious and eager to inherit his grandfather's legacy, further expand the territory, and establish a large and stable empire.
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The whole book is vivid and full of flesh and blood. It is both a history and a story. However, the only shortcoming is its admiration for foreigners. Originally, paper, compass, and gunpowder were invented by the Chinese, but the author describes these as foreign things.
Writing well can inspire motivation and diligent study.
The whole book is vivid and full of flesh and blood. It is both a history and a story. However, the only shortcoming is its admiration for foreigners. Originally, paper, compass, and gunpowder were invented by the Chinese, but the author describes these as foreign things.
Writing well can inspire motivation and diligent study.
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