Mongolian military campaigns

GPTKB entity

Properties (66)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf historical events
gptkbp:documentedIn gptkb:Marco_Polo
historical chronicles
the Secret History of the Mongols
gptkbp:employs psychological warfare
gptkbp:facilitates the use of spies
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Mongolian military campaigns
gptkbp:includes the invasion of Khwarezmia
the invasion of the Jin dynasty
the invasion of the Western Xia
the_conquest_of_Persia
the_invasion_of_Russia
the_invasion_of_the_Kievan_Rus
the_invasion_of_the_Song_dynasty
gptkbp:influenced gptkb:Mongolian_shamanism
trade routes
nomadic lifestyle
military tactics worldwide
the art of war
the development of military logistics
the_spread_of_Mongolian_culture
gptkbp:involved siege warfare
the use of propaganda
the Battle of Ain Jalut
the Battle of Kalka River
the_Battle_of_Mohi
gptkbp:is_characterized_by adaptability
the use of surprise attacks
the use of deception
alliances with local tribes
the use of encirclement tactics
diverse military strategies
speed and mobility
the use of diverse weaponry
the use of rapid raids
gptkbp:is_supported_by trade networks
Mongol_tribes
gptkbp:led_to Genghis Khan
cultural exchanges
the decline of feudalism in some regions
the establishment of the Ilkhanate
the_establishment_of_the_Golden_Horde
the_fall_of_Baghdad
the_spread_of_the_Mongolian_language
the_unification_of_Mongol_tribes
gptkbp:opposedBy various kingdoms
gptkbp:performedBy 13th century
gptkbp:resultedIn the spread of technology
mass migrations
the integration of conquered peoples
the establishment of the Pax Mongolica
the establishment of vassal states
the fragmentation of empires
establishment_of_the_Mongol_Empire
the_establishment_of_the_Yuan_dynasty_in_China
the_spread_of_Islam_in_some_regions
gptkbp:targets gptkb:Eastern_Europe
gptkb:Central_Asia
gptkb:China
gptkbp:uses intelligence networks
gptkbp:utilizes horseback archery
gptkbp:was_marked_by brutality
the use of cavalry
the use of siege engines
the use of psychological tactics
the use of feigned retreats