The Mongol Tribe, also known as the Mongol Empire, was one of the largest empires in history. It was founded by Genghis Khan in the early 13th century and at its peak, it stretched from the steppes of Central Asia to Eastern Europe.
Iran, Turkey, and China were all significantly affected by the Mongol Tribe, while Ukraine was relatively unaffected.
The Mongols invaded and conquered Iran in the 13th century and ruled the region for several decades, having a major impact on Iranian culture, society, and politics.
The Mongols also invaded and conquered Turkey in the 13th century and ruled the region for several centuries. The Mongol rule in Turkey had a significant influence on Turkish history and culture and laid the foundation for the rise of the Ottoman Empire.
The Mongols invaded and conquered China in the 13th century and ruled the region for almost a century. The Mongol rule in China had a profound impact on Chinese history, culture, and politics and led to the establishment of the Yuan dynasty.
In contrast, Ukraine was relatively unaffected by the Mongol Tribe. The Mongols did invade Ukraine in the 13th century, but their rule was brief and did not have a lasting impact on Ukrainian history, culture, or politics.
