Title: Why is the Mongol Empire significant? - Quora
Headings: Why is the Mongol Empire significant?
Why is the Mongol Empire significant?
Content: Is what led Columbus, Vasco da Gama, to find a route to Asia which led to other continents and islands being discovered by the Western world. The Mongols also introduce chinese Inventions and technology. If it weren't for the Mongol invasion of Europe, and introducing guns, gunpowder, Cannons, Toliet paper, the white Europeans would of never Conquered other continents and still be killing each other with swords and javelins. Wiping their feces with their hands. The Mongols are the reason they were able to get a hold of East Asian invention, taking Europe out of the Darkages. Okay imagine if the Mongols never invaded Europe or the middle East. Europeans would still be using swords up until the 1800s. Instead of being known for impacting and changing the world, all Western scholars want to bring up is the exaggerated massacre and the Black plague done by the Mongol to discredited the great Mongol Empire, It should be known the East brought technology and Inventions too the savages in the Westerner world. Paul Roese
, works at General Electric
Answered 4 years ago · Author has 1.8K answers and 848.1K answer views
other than it being the last gasp of nomads conquering civilized states i don’t think the Mongol “empire” was significant. i don’t think they wanted an empire because it was too much work.