The Mongol Empire was just lucky.

No, at that time, Genghis Khan fought the Western Xia and it was easy to defeat it, but Genghis Khan didn't think about occupying these countries, but they didn't keep their promises, and the Jin Dynasty had an enmity with the Jin Dynasty for generations, and the Song Dynasty was fought because they didn't like the Song Dynasty people to speak, and the Great Khorezm was also these people who killed the envoys, and the Mongols naturally didn't like to lie, people who didn't keep their promises, and people who were not polite, and the Mongols paid attention to etiquette,,, and there were less than 1 million Mongols at that time, the Jin Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, How many populations does the West have, and how many troops do they have, the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty are very weak countries, and they have some achievements economically, and nothing else

Your words are only more than half right, the reason why the major empires in the north were defeated by the Central Plains powers depends on whether the Central Plains countries were strong at that time, whether the rulers were honest, and whether there were excellent military generals in the DPRK. For example, in the Han-Hungarian War, the Han Empire was strong at that time, and the ruler was both honest and honest, and there were excellent military generals such as Wei Qing in the court, so the Xiongnu would have the fate of defeat, and the Xiongnu had no luck. During the Han Dynasty, there was no war in the Central Plains, which made the Han Dynasty strong in national strength.

When the Mongol Empire unified the Central Plains, the East Asian countries were in war for many years, and there were no conditions I mentioned above, and the Mongol Empire knew everything about the unification of the Central Plains, not that the major northern empires encountered the strength or weakness of the Han people, but the situation of the East Asian countries. So you're only half right.

You obviously ignored a place, you only said that the Western countries were poor at that time, and you didn't see that Jin was too strong, and the Jin army was nearly 10 times that of Mongolia at that time, and it was Genghis Khan who rushed all the way and outflanked him in two ways. And the Turkish Empire in the West was not very strong at that time!

Fighting is a matter of tactics in Europe, the Mongols like to fight in groups, and the Europeans like to go heads-up.

Since the Northern Song Dynasty, the Han nationality has been fighting for many years, and its national strength has declined. The Mongols relied on robbery, and the Han relied on collecting taxes. The Mongols robbed the ranks, and none of the Han people were willing to pay taxes.

I only care about Mongolia now and Mongolia in the future. I hope that it will be reunified as soon as possible.

No, you're talking too extremely

In terms of territorial territory, Mongolia is strong, and 1 3 of the earth's land is Mongolia's territory.

In terms of cultural prosperity, it was Tang Qiang, and the Mongols did not even learn to strike iron after being driven back to the grassland for many years after entering the Central Plains.

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Militarily it is Yuan, and in other respects it is Tang.

The Mongols were large but unstable, and collapsed in less than a hundred years.

The Tang Dynasty was a little smaller, but it was generally stable and respected.

This can't be compared, because they are not opponents, and the performance of strength is not the same.

Mongol Empire, but the Tang Dynasty held out for 280 years and the Mongol Empire for decades.

The Tang Dynasty was prosperous, but the area of the Yuan Dynasty was very large, and it was fought all the way to the European side.

The Tang Dynasty was prosperous!! To this day, many Chinese cultures and elements were spread during the Tang Dynasty. What did Yuan leave behind?

The Tang Dynasty was economically prosperous, but the combat effectiveness of the Yuan Dynasty army was the strongest 、、、

Of course, there is pride, enough for them to blow until 2056. Because in 2056 it will be returned to China.

Japan is too far away from China to manage, and there is a lot of civil strife in China, so there is no time to go to Japan.

Historically, both the north and the south of Korea have been neighbors of China, just as Japan's current sulphur ball was also a neighbor of China in the past. Because Japan is a bit far away, it is not a neighbor or vassal state of China.

The Timurid Empire (1370-1506) was an empire founded by the Mongolized Turkic Timur (r. 1370-1405), who considered himself the rightful successor of Genghis Khan and ruled parts of the Chagatai Khanate and the Ilkhanate, centered on present-day Uzbekistan.

As for the Mongol Empire (Great Mongol State), which was founded by Temujin, the previous Mongol continent was only composed of many tribes, not a single country, mainly led by the patriarchs and leaders.

The Yuan Dynasty was established by Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan dynasty, a descendant of Temujin, when the Northern Song Dynasty was gone, and the Southern Song Dynasty was established in Lin'an, now Hangzhou, so the Yuan Dynasty did not rule China in real sense for a period of time, but it had a real grasp of the political power. At that time, the Southern Song Dynasty had already existed in name only, and in terms of historical process and significance, it was generally more inclined to the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties rather than the Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

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I also don't like the Qing Dynasty, not because of how much humiliation it caused in the Middle Ages, but more because he is not Han and knows that this view is wrong, but he just can't get over it emotionally! I don't like the Yuan Dynasty either.

As for the problem you mentioned, it is not a matter of that dynasty at all, but it has allowed the Qing Dynasty to catch up, and a dynasty has experienced more than 200 years, and the number of qi is exhausted, but the Qing Dynasty is not in a hurry to let foreign countries bully!

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There was no Qing Dynasty in China, and there was no Yuan Dynasty.

One is called the Manchu Empire.

One is called the Mongol Empire.

The relationship with China is nothing more than an invasion of China.

The Qing Dynasty mainly implemented a policy of seclusion.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, firearms were relatively advanced, but in the Qing Dynasty, they were different.

The Qing soldiers never dared to look straight ahead when they fired, just like a child putting a whip.

It must also be true that if there was no internal dispute in the Ming Dynasty, Manchu and Mongolia would not have won the Central Plains. It can only be the result of a combination of internal and external factors.

The loneliness of China, or the Han people, lies in the Song Dynasty.

Think back then the Song Dynasty accounted for 80% of the world's GDP

Killed by the guy who shot the eagle.

Since then, it has been sluggish.

This matter may be wrong, but the most fundamental thing is that the feudal rule was backward at that time, not in line with the trend of the development of the times, so the Qing Dynasty is a turning point, if the feudal rule can always maintain a relatively rapid social development, then Marx's theory is not useless, then the current socialist society does not exist, so do not have hatred for everything in history, everything is to prepare for the progress of the times.

The above personal opinion.

The root lies in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, when the germination of capitalism in China had developed, if it continued like this, China would enter capitalism hundreds of years earlier than the United States, but at that time, the ** was worried that the strength of the capitalists exceeded them, so it restricted the development of capitalists and inhibited the germination of capitalism, so the Qing Dynasty only continued the previous concept, and the responsibility did not lie with the Qing **.

In fact, it is not entirely the fault of the Qing Dynasty, the end of the Qing Dynasty was still a feudal society, Western countries are capitalist countries, and the system cannot keep up. If it was the Ming Dynasty at that time, it would have been destroyed, in fact, the Ming Dynasty was worse than the Qing Dynasty. , you don't know.

I also hate the Qing Dynasty!! I'm done

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The main thing I think is the Yuan Dynasty, and then the Qing Dynasty.

felt that the feudal system of the Ming was the most perfect, but the Qing Dynasty went downhill, and the restrictions on imperial power regressed greatly

It started from the Yuan Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty recovered slightly and sank, and the Qing Dynasty intensified it, and there is a saying that "there is no China after the mountain".

What is Han Chinese? **Orthodox? The development of society will always experience germination, development, peak, and collapse.

In fact, the foreshadowing was laid in the Ming Dynasty, and there was a general outbreak in the Qing Dynasty.

The cause should have started with the Ming Dynasty's seclusion....

The Qing Dynasty didn't see itself as China at all, how can you count on him?