Famous People from the 13th Century AD

Guess the Names of these famous people, who lived in the 13th century AD

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Ruler, who united the Mongols and thus founded the Mongol Empire, which controlled large parts of Eurasia	Genghis Khan
Weak king of England, who had to sign the Magna Carta after a baron rebellion	John Lackland
Grand Prince of Novgorod, who defeated the Teutonic Knights at the Battle on the Ice of Lake Peipus	Alexander Nevsky
Hohenstaufen Emperor of the HRE, peacefully secured pilgrimage to Jerusalem, supported Arts and Science, "stupor mundi"	Frederick II
Philosopher from Cologne, who paved the way for Christian Aristotleianism	Albertus Magnus
Most important christian philosopher of the Middle Ages, author of "Summa contra Gentiles" and " Summa Theologiae"	Thomas Aquinas
Venetian merchant, who served under the Yuan court in China and recorded his experiences in "Book of the Marvels of the World"	Marco Polo
Founder of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty in China and ruler of the Mongol Empire	Kublai Khan
Italian mathematician, who popularized Arabic Numbers in Europe, known for the sequence "1 1 2 3 5 8 13..."	Fibonacci

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Fourth Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, his death marked the end of Mongol Expansion	Möngke Khan
Holy king of France and Crusader, who made France the most powerful Kingdom of Europe	Louis IX
Author of the "Divine Comedy"	Dante Alighieri
First Habsburg Emperor of the HRE	Rudolf I
Great Mongol General, who conquered 32 nations and won 65 battles	Subutai
First sultan of the Mamluk Dynasty of Egypt	Baibars
Doge of Venice, who let the 4. Crusade target Zara and Constantinopel	Enrico Dandolo
Scottish independence fighter, who was hanged, drawn and quartered for high treason	William Wallace
Icelandic historian and poet, who authored the "Prose Edda", which preserved Nordic Culture, History and Mythology	Snorri Sturluson

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