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| mongolian mobile tent-house |
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| largest continuous land empire, fought on horseback, territories became seperate eventually |
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| military leader, name meant universal rule |
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| learned from chinese, gunpowder, storming ladders, battering rams |
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| allowed people to trade freely all over the world |
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| Kublai Khan- Genghis's grandson |
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| Devout muslim, brutality, tirkish/mongol, samarkand- founded this city, brought artists |
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| adoption of indian culture |
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| sanskrit language, hinduism, buddhism, about AD 100's- earliest interaction of SE asia and india, Indian stories |
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| spirits inhabit living and nonliving things |
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source of wealth- rice
splendor of the court- known for this
Angkor Wat- tmeple, spent lots of $ on it, cost their society,Suryavarman II built it |
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chinese domination/cultural influences
dinh=spirit house
spoken language- had their own, used chinese writing
song dynasty |
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westernmost part of SE asia
rural, fortified city- kept from onslaught of Mongols |
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Indonesian crossroads
spread of islam
Bali- one place not islam |
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| largest collection of Buddhist scriptures |
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| brought women down to less rights than with animism and shamanism |
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isolation affected development
food from the sea
nature |
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decline of power- took ceremonial position
Soga family had the real power |
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| the most powerful samurai |
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