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| Temujin proclaims Genghis Khan |
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| Plague pandemic spreads across Eurasia |
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| Warrior; Avenged father's death; Proclaimed Genghis Khan in 1206 |
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| Conquered islamic SW Asia; Sparked conflict with Christian world; Embraced Islamic Faith |
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| Mare's milk that has been ferminted |
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| Religion; Spiritual leaders (Shamans) performed rituals and induced trances to connect with spirits |
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| Ruled northern India from 1st to 3rd centuries; Came from Central Asia |
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| The great cross-Asian trade route opened by China's Martial Emperor around 100 BCE |
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| Superb administrator who founded a series of emunent educational institutions and skillfully adapted the structures |
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| Reigned from 1072-1092 into unrelenting warfare against Shi'ism |
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| Mild narcotic used to fortify themselves for murder; provides a fore taste of the pleasures of paradise |
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| Main sucuessor state in the West; Break away Seljuk regime that controlled much of Anatolia. |
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| Gifted Sunni Muslim warrior; Ended Shi'ite rule in Egypt; Served as sultan for two decades |
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| Genghis Khan's main sucuessor; Direct ruler of all Mongol lands in East Asia and the overlord of the other Mongol realms |
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| "divine winds"; Believed that God sent these to protect Japan |
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| Series of SouthWest Asian Mongol rulers; Focused on ruling their own realm |
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| What Russians call the Mongol Domination |
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| Advanced flow of goods and ideas among Eurasia peoples |
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| Christian reconquest of Iberia |
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| (1096-1099); West won; Christian warriors conquered the land s around the eatern Mediterranean; Creation of "crusader states". |
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| (1147-1149); led by the German Emperor and the King of France; Crusaders lost |
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