The life for a person under the rule of the Mongols would have been relatively peaceful, safe, and actually much better than under most empires of the time.
Explanation:
Genghis Khan was the founder of the Mongol Empire, and his sons and grandsons continued his legacy. This empire became the largest the world has ever seen until than, and it has only been surpassed by the British Empire later on in history. The Mongols had an excellent, well organized, very mobile, and very efficient military, mostly consisted of cavalry.
While the Mongols were often brutal toward the people they waged war against, they were actually really good rulers once a territory was conquered. The Mongols were very liberal when it come to practicing of different cultures and religions. They encouraged the people to co-existed peacefully and to work together. Also, their borders and the empire itself were very well controlled by the military and their allies, so it was very safe and peaceful. There's a period called Pax Mongolica, meaning a time of peace during the Mongol rule. The only people that had it tough and were not treated good under the Mongol rule were the Chinese.
The Mongol Empire stretched on the territories of:
- East Asia
- Central Asia
- Eastern Europe
- big portion of the Middle East
- the Caucasus
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