The Yuan Dynasty (元朝, Yuán Cháo) was established by Kublai Khan (忽必烈, Hū Bì Liè) in the 13th century, marking a period when Mongol rulers governed China for the first time. It connected Chinese civilization with the vast Mongol Empire and created new links across Asia and beyond.
This era saw major growth in trade (贸易, mào yì), especially along the Silk Road (丝绸之路, Sīchóu Zhīlù), where merchants moved goods, ideas, and culture between East and West. Cities became more international, and foreign influence increased in daily life, art, and governance.
At the same time, Yuan society remained divided, with strict social classes (社会阶层, shè huì jiē céng) and growing tensions between different groups. Despite its power, the government faced challenges such as corruption (腐败, fǔ bài), rebellions, and natural disasters (自然灾害, zì rán zāi hài).
The Yuan Dynasty eventually declined, but its impact on Chinese history remained deep and lasting. This book introduces its rulers, society, culture, and struggles to help readers understand how this unique period shaped China's historical development.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Yuan Dynasty (, Yuan Chao) was established by Kublai Khan (, Hu Bi Lie) in the 13th century, marking a period when Mongol rulers governed China for the first time. It connected Chinese civilization with the vast Mongol Empire and created new links across Asia and beyond.This era saw major growth in trade (, mao yi), especially along the Silk Road (, Sichou Zhilu), where merchants moved goods, ideas, and culture between East and West. Cities became more international, and foreign influence increased in daily life, art, and governance.At the same time, Yuan society remained divided, with strict social classes (, she hui jie ceng) and growing tensions between different groups. Despite its power, the government faced challenges such as corruption (, fu bai), rebellions, and natural disasters (, zi ran zai hai).The Yuan Dynasty eventually declined, but its impact on Chinese history remained deep and lasting. This book introduces its rulers, society, culture, and struggles to help readers understand how this unique period shaped China's historical development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895845271
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Yuan Dynasty (, Yuan Chao) was established by Kublai Khan (, Hu Bi Lie) in the 13th century, marking a period when Mongol rulers governed China for the first time. It connected Chinese civilization with the vast Mongol Empire and created new links across Asia and beyond.This era saw major growth in trade (, mao yi), especially along the Silk Road (, Sichou Zhilu), where merchants moved goods, ideas, and culture between East and West. Cities became more international, and foreign influence increased in daily life, art, and governance.At the same time, Yuan society remained divided, with strict social classes (, she hui jie ceng) and growing tensions between different groups. Despite its power, the government faced challenges such as corruption (, fu bai), rebellions, and natural disasters (, zi ran zai hai).The Yuan Dynasty eventually declined, but its impact on Chinese history remained deep and lasting. This book introduces its rulers, society, culture, and struggles to help readers understand how this unique period shaped China's historical development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895845271
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Yuan Dynasty (, Yuan Chao) was established by Kublai Khan (, Hu Bi Lie) in the 13th century, marking a period when Mongol rulers governed China for the first time. It connected Chinese civilization with the vast Mongol Empire and created new links across Asia and beyond.This era saw major growth in trade (, mao yi), especially along the Silk Road (, Sichou Zhilu), where merchants moved goods, ideas, and culture between East and West. Cities became more international, and foreign influence increased in daily life, art, and governance.At the same time, Yuan society remained divided, with strict social classes (, she hui jie ceng) and growing tensions between different groups. Despite its power, the government faced challenges such as corruption (, fu bai), rebellions, and natural disasters (, zi ran zai hai).The Yuan Dynasty eventually declined, but its impact on Chinese history remained deep and lasting. This book introduces its rulers, society, culture, and struggles to help readers understand how this unique period shaped China's historical development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895845271
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