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   Genghis Khan

   He would even have his mother adopt orphans from the conquered tribe, bringing them into his family. ... Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan
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   Mongol Empire

   Native people of modern Taiwan and Phillipines helped the Mongol armada but they were never conquered. ... "Genghis Khan Empire".
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   Nomadic empire

   They were conquered by the Tang general Su Ding Fang in 657. ... Before dying, Genghis Khan divided his empire among his sons and immediate family, but as custom made clear, it remained the joint property of the entire imperial family who, along with the Mongol aristocracy, constituted the ruling class.
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   History of Turkmenistan

   In the 1370’s, the Mongol leader Timur The Lame (known as Tamerlane in Europe), a self-proclaimed descendant of Genghis Khan, conquered Turkmen states once more and established the short lived Timurid Empire, which collapsed after Timur's death in 1405, when Turkmens became independent once again.
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   History of Mongolia

   | Before Genghis Khan | ... The Mughal Empire fractured into several lesser states in the 18th century and was conquered by the British Empire in 1858.
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   History of Tibet

   Tibetan forces conquered the 'A-zha or Tuyuhun Kingdom of modern Qinghai and Gansu to the northeast in 663 CE. ... Tibetans learned in 1207 that Genghis Khan was conquering the Tangut empire.
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   The Nazis Strike

   Genghis Khan conquered most of the world of the thirteenth century. ... This they call the "Heartland", which just about coincides with the old empire of Genghis Khan.
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   Decline of Buddhism in India

   This carried on until a revival under the Pala Empire in the Bengal region. ... In 1215, Genghis Khan conquered Afghanistan and devastated the Muslim world.
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   Decline of Hinduism in Pakistan

   In 1215, Genghis Khan conquered Afghanistan and devastated the Muslim world. ... ↑ The Historical Interaction between the Buddhist and Islamic Cultures before the Mongol Empire, Part III: The Spread of Islam among and by the Turkic Peoples (840 - 1206 CE)
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    Turkmen people

    A tribe of the Oghuz, the Seljuks, established a Turko-Iranian culture that culminated in the Khwarezmid Empire by the 12th century. Mongol hordes led by Genghis Khan conquered the area between 1219 to 1221 and devastated many of the cities which led to a rapid decline of the remaining Iranian urban population.

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• History of Mongolia,
• History of Tibet,
• The Nazis Strike,
• Decline of Buddhism in India,
• Decline of Hinduism in Pakistan,
• Turkmen people