Crusades and Mongols

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Crusades and Mongols
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• The capture of Jerusalem (1095-1291)
• The Latin Kingdom of Constantinople (1204-1261)

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Consequences

• Transportation
• Financing
• New commodities
• European identity
• Passage to Asia
• Crusader Kingdoms

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Antakya (Antioch)
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Jaffa, Crusader Castle
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Mongols

• Tribal structure (pastoral nomadism)
• Tribute
• Shamanism
• Military power

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Genghis Khan(Great Yasa 1206)
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Mongol warriors
Mongol warriors
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• Chagatai Khanate (Central Asia) 1225-1687
• Golden Horde (Black Sea) (1227-1359)
• Ilkhans (Hulegu Khan) 1256-1353
• Baghdad and Persia
• Yuan dynasty (Khubilai Khan) (1271-1368)
• China
• Timur (Amir Timur) (1336-1405)
• East-central Asia

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Timur (Tamerlane)
Timurs tomb (Samarkand, Uzbekistan)
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Timurs horoscope
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