Question

The Golden Horde was a Mongolian state that ruled

Answer 1

It used to rule Russia.  

Further Explanation:

The Golden Horde was known to be the group of settled Mongolia who used to rule Russia. This group was established by Batu Khan who was Grandson of Genghis Khan. This name is derived from the Yellow Tents which were used by its rulers. Batu Khan died in the year 1255 but his dynasty ruled for another century till 1359. The military power of Horde was in its peak when it was under the rule of Uzbek and during its peak, Golden Horde used to rule over most parts of Europe which started from the Urals and to Danube River.  

The Golden Horde broke into smaller Tatar Khanate when there was an invasion of Timur of the Timurid Empire in the year 1396. It was during the beginning of the 15th century when the Golden Horde dynasty begins to fall apart. The reason behind the fall of this empire was the internal struggles that allowed the northern vassal state to get rid of 'Tatar Yoke' in the year 1480.  

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Answer Details:

Grade:High School

Chapter:Golden Horde

Subject: History

Keywords: Golden Horde, Timur, Mongolia, Russia, Europe, Urals, Danube River, Tatar Yoke, Dynasty, Empire.  

Answer 2

The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be option d. Russia. The Golden Horde was a Mongolian state that ruled Russia. The Golden Horde was established during the 13th century and originated as the northwestern part of the Mongol Empire. Hope this answer helps.