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12.1: Chronology
12.2: Key Terms
12.3: Introduction
12.4: Geography of Central Asia
12.5: Turkic Migrations
12.6: Islam
12.7: The Mongol Era
The Mongols greatly expanded into Central Asia during the thirteenth century. There they reunited with the Turkic groups who had been expelled from the Orkhon Steppe over the course of a millennia. The Mongols confronted many Turkic peoples who had radically altered their existence since their days on the plains and adopted a stationary way of life.
12.8: The Khanate of Chagatai
12.9: The Khanate of the Ilkhans (1265-1335)
The Ilkhans were a Mongol minority ruling over a Muslim majority; religious problems plagued the Ilkhanate for much of its existence.
12.10: Timur
12.11: Primary Sources
12.12: Conclusion
12.13: Works Consulted and Further Reading

Expansion of the Mongol Empire 1206–1294 superimposed on a modern political map of Eurasia. Image used with permission (CC BY-SA 2.5 Generic; Astrokey44 and Sting via Wikipedia).

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