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The Silk Road: Part 3

The Silk Road: Part 3. From the Mongols to the Timurids. Chinggis Khan, r. 1206-1227. Mongol Conquests to ca. 1260. Matthew Paris’ Vision of the Mongols, ca. 1250. The siege of Baghdad, 1258. The Mongols Passed this way. A 13 th -century grenade.

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The Silk Road: Part 3

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  1. The Silk Road: Part 3 From the Mongols to the Timurids

  2. Chinggis Khan, r. 1206-1227

  3. Mongol Conquests to ca. 1260

  4. Matthew Paris’ Vision of the Mongols, ca. 1250

  5. The siege of Baghdad, 1258

  6. The Mongols Passed this way

  7. A 13th-century grenade

  8. The Mongol Empire ca. 1290 and the travels of Marco Polo

  9. A Paiza

  10. Mongol Cloth of Gold and Silver, Subiaco ca. 1350

  11. An Imaginative Depiction of Marco Polo

  12. The casket of a Turkic “Nestorian” Christian

  13. The Travels of Rabban Sauma, ca. 1275-1288

  14. Nicholas IV’s Letter to Arghun

  15. 13th- and 14th-century Latin Christian missionaries in asia

  16. Tombstone of Katerina Vilioni (d. 1342)Yangzhou

  17. From the Virgin of Humility to the Child-Giving Guanyin

  18. Amir Tëmur (Tamerlane), 1370-1405

  19. Amir Tëmur’s mausoleum

  20. Tëmur’s Tomb

  21. The Registan, Samarqand

  22. The Wonders of Persian Art

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