Where did all the iron horsemen of the Mongol Khanate go?

In the end, they were all disbanded, because after they established their own country, they were sent home.

With the fragmentation of the Yuan Dynasty, the power of the Mongol Khanate was greatly weakened, and the Mongol iron horsemen who once trampled all over the Eurasian continent were also scattered among the various forces, and the bravery of the Jin Ge Iron Horse was no longer seen.

The iron horsemen of the Mongol Khanate were eventually disbanded, allowing them to go where they wanted to go and live happily ever after.

The iron horses of Mongolia were eaten by China and Russia.

Some of them go after some people and things that are relatively high, and some go to some more useful places.

The Mongol cavalry and Central Asia were the most bitter in war. That is, Genghis Khan's war to unify the steppes and the war against the Turkic Naiman tribe was the worst. Then there were the Egyptian Mamluk armies and the Southern Song Dynasty. The others are almost complete.

In the Western Xia Kingdom, even Genghis Khan died.

The reason why the Mongol iron cavalry was invincible at the beginning was not because the Song army and the Jin army were not strong in combat, but mainly because of the corruption and darkness of the Song and Jin courts.

For example, in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Battle of Xiangyang and the Battle of Sichuan, examples such as the Battle of Xiangyang and the Battle of Sichuan are enough to prove that the Song Army's combat effectiveness is not weak, at least self-protection is not a problem, but when encountering a person in power like Jia Yidao, it is simply unreasonable for the army to be undefeated.

Similarly, the decline of the Mongolian iron cavalry is first of all the corruption of the Yuan court, Emperor Yuan Shun was busy with the lamas all day long to engage in the heavenly demon dance, secret methods, how to take care of military affairs, the promoted generals are either busy making money, or busy with infighting, they can't take care of fighting at all, and the army naturally has no combat effectiveness.

If you look at the history of the Yuan Dynasty, you will know that the entire history of the Yuan Dynasty, especially the history of the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty after Kublai Khan, is a history of bloody infighting, changing the emperor is faster than changing clothes, almost no emperor can die well, and the Mongolian nobles are even more small fights in a few days and a big fight in a few years.

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, when the rebel army rose, the rebel army fought with each other in the south, and the Yuan army fought secretly with each other in the north.

In the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, the ** was already very corrupt, and the combat effectiveness of the army could no longer be compared with that time when Genghis Khan Kublai Khan returned, and the characteristics of the Mongolian cavalry were mobile and flexible, and the impact was strong. The most important thing is that Zhu Yuanzhang was not the only one who rebelled at that time, there were dozens of peasant rebels, and Zhu Yuanzhang was not the most prominent one, there were so many Mongolians, and they were almost consumed by Chen Youliang and others, so they naturally couldn't beat Zhu Yuanzhang. It is highly recommended to read the first book of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", which is much clearer than what I said here.

Because the Mongols can only live forever, but not forever.

The maximum combat range of the Mongolian army: Poland in the west, Moscow in the northwest, Palestine in the southwest, the Arctic Ocean in the north, Japan in the east, Java Island in Indonesia in the southeast, and Burma and Vietnam in the south.

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was in the north, stretching from the present-day Irtysh River in the west to the Sea of Okhotsk in the east. In the east, it has the northeastern part of the Korean Peninsula. In the southwest, it included present-day Kashmir and Bhutan and Sikkim at the southern foot of the Himalayas, present-day northeastern Myanmar and northern Thailand.

The Mongol cavalry fought as far as the Danube Valley, and his recognized territory of the Mongol Empire stretched from the Arctic Ocean in the north to Vietnam, to the Danube in the west, to Asia Minor in the southwest, and to Siberia in Russia in the east, and the Yuan Dynasty was nothing more than a part of the Mongol Empire.

It is bordered by Poland in the west, Moscow in the northwest, Palestine in the southwest, the Arctic Ocean in the north, Japan in the east, Java in the southeast, and Myanmar and Vietnam in the south.

The Mongolian iron cavalry of the three western expeditions hit Moscow in Russia at that time, and also defeated Moscow, which was very good.

The three expeditions to the west of the Mongol Iron Cavalry Expedition were very long, swept almost all the countries in the north, and once hit what is now Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and the battle line was very long.

The concept of Europe is too big, and the easternmost part of Europe includes a small half of Russia, so there is no doubt that Mongolia has already hit Europe. However, in the Middle Ages, the main body of Europe was in Central and Western Europe, and Mongolia only hit Eastern Europe, which was poor and weak, and the Holy Roman Empire, a powerful country in Central Europe, was not seen.

At that time, the Mongol iron cavalry had the strength to fight Europe, but because Genghis Khan died early, he did not conquer Europe.

Really hit Europe, the Mongolian iron cavalry in history was once invincible, hit Europe and almost drank the English Channel, if it were not for the sudden death of the Mongolian Great Khan Ogedei, the whole of Europe would be ravaged by the Mongolian army.

According to historical records, it once hit Europe, located in Eastern Europe, and is probably near Russia today, and the main body of Europe at that time was actually in Central and Western Europe.

Historically, the three Mongol expeditions to the west, the real threat to Europe was the second expedition to the west during the period of Ögedai Khan, also known as the eldest son's expedition to the west. In this expedition to the west, the Mongol army reached Poland and Hungary. And the third western expedition of the Möngke era was the western expedition of Hülegü, and the direction was the Middle East.

After destroying the already lingering Arab Empire, Hülegü's ** direction was the Muslim regimes in Syria and Egypt, and he did not turn his troops on Europe.

The Mongol army was arguably the most powerful army in the world in the 13th century, and the European countries at that time were fragmented and unable to work together to resist the Mongol army.

There were those who fought to Europe, but they did not conquer Europe, they only fought halfway, because Genghis Khan died, and they could not fight.

Really, the Mongol iron cavalry was very strong at that time, and the European region was also in a feudal society, so it did not have much ability to properly confront the Mongols.