The Mongol Empire began from this union of many wandering clans in the Mongol motherland beneath the power of Genghis Khan, whom a committee declared king of all the Mongols in 1206. Such an empire expanded quickly following his rule and that of his descendants, who conveyed incursions in all directions.That vast transcontinental empire combined the East with the West by a strengthened Pax Mongolica, supporting the distribution and transfer of business, technologies, products, and beliefs beyond Eurasia.
