Answer:
Indian trade
Explanation:
We don´t have a categoric knowledge about the origins of Islam in Indonesia, but according to historical evidence available, it seems that trade played a major role in the arrival of Islam in Indonesia in the 13th century. Two Muslim trading kingdoms existed in northern Sumatra, Samudra-Pasai and Perlak by then. At Samudra-Pasai, there´s a royal tomb completely inscribed in Arabic dated 1297. Further developments in the region also point at an expansion of trade with India and in the Indian Ocean as a major factor in the spreading of Islam in Indonesia.
Answer:
They conquered as far west as the Khwarezmian Empire and as far east as the territories held by the Jin Dynasty.
They operated from a central point and quickly conquered most of Asia and territory in eastern Europe.
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