The Mongol Empire, 1206–1294 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Mongol Empire in 1241
The furthest west
The Mongol Empire in 1241: The furthest west. Since 1234, 9 territories changed status on this map: including The Rus principalities (mod. Russia), Kievan Rus (mod. Ukraine), White Rus (mod. Belarus) and 6 more.
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What changes on the map
| The Rus principalities (mod. Russia) | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → Tributaries & vassals |
| Kievan Rus (mod. Ukraine) | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → The Mongol Empire |
| White Rus (mod. Belarus) | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → Tributaries & vassals |
| The Bugeac steppe (mod. Moldova) | Beyond the storm → The Mongol Empire |
| Kingdom of Georgia | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → Tributaries & vassals |
| Armenia | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → Tributaries & vassals |
| Wallachia & Transylvania (mod. Romania) | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → The Mongol Empire |
| Kingdom of Hungary | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → The Mongol Empire |
| The Polish duchies (mod. Poland) | Other settled powers (Jin China, Christendom, Delhi) → The Mongol Empire |
On the ground
- the Rus principalities’ devastated belt of 1237–40
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