Chaghatai Turco-Mongol
Definition
The Chaghatai Turco-Mongols were descendants from Chagatai Khan who was second son of Genghis Khan. They established their own khanate or region which covered parts Central Asia during Middle Ages.
Related terms
Mongol Empire: This refers to one of largest empires in history founded by Genghis Khan in early 13th century covering large parts Asia and Europe.
Ilkhanate: This was one of four khanates into which Genghis Khan's empire was divided. It covered parts of present-day Iran, Iraq, and surrounding areas.
Golden Horde: Another of the four khanates from the division of Mongol Empire. It covered much of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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AP World History: Modern - 3.4 Comparison in Land-Based Empires
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