Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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1.First Khagan and unifier of the Mongol Tribes | Genghis khan | 100%
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3.Real name of no.1 | Temujin | 77%
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12. Fifth Khagan. Founder of the Yuan dynasty in China (1260-1294) | Kublai Khan | 69%
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8. Siege and sack of this city brings an end to the Islamic golden age.(1258) | Baghdad | 50%
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14. Khanate centered in Persia and Iraq. Successor state of the Mongol Empire | Ilkhanate | 38%
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Under no. 12 this modern-day nation was unsuccesfully invaded. | Japan | 35%
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15. Successor state that ruled Central Asia and lasted until the 17th century | Chagatai Khanate | 27%
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16. Successor state that ruled most of China. (1271-1368) | Yuan Dynasty | 27%
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5. General of no.1 and no.2. Responsible for the first invsaion of what is today Russia. | Subutai | 23%
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7. Fourth great Khan, under whose rule Mongols conquer Iraq and Persia (1251-1259) | Mongke Khan | 19%
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6. Third great khan of the Mongol Empire (1246-1248) | Guyuk Khan | 15%
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11. This ceremony elected Mongol GurKhans | Kurultai | 15%
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2.His son and heir. Died of a heart condition | Ogedei Khan | 15%
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9. Founder of the Golden Horde and responsible for the second invasion of Europe with no.5 | Batu Khan | 12%
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17. Khanate in Western China that traces its ancestry by direct line to no.1 (1696-1930) | Kumul Khanate | 8%
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4.Mongols defeat a massive Jin army to bring about the end of the Northern Jin dynasty in China (1211) | Battle of the Badger's Mouth | 4%
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10. Mongols defeat a large Hungarian army at this battle to leave Europe open for conquest. (1241) | Battle of the Sajo River | 4%
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13. War that resulted in the permanent division of the Mongol Empire (1268-1301) | Kaidu-Kublai War | 4%
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