The Mongol Empire deployed a tactic which they used to wipe away all urban populations and then later on refused to surrender in one of the attacks by the Kievan Rus. It involved deployment of the major cities.
On the contrary, they became very fare to those colleagues who submitted and spared them by offering them a fair treatment in reciprocation.
In addition to the approach of bullying, their speedy extension was also going along with the physically powerful military which carried out its attacks during chilly periods, they used military skills and experience, meritocracy, and great obedience in order to fully overpower and enlarge the territory.
The Mongols were indeed able to use cold frozen lakes including rivers as highways for the horsemen. The Mongols united so many of the countries around it. It unified large regions including China, Japan and Korea. These countries currently have remained united and they work together although under different leadership.
Later on, the Mongols were assimilated into tiny local population after its defeat. As a matter of fact, the influence of the Mongols Empire is great and may sometimes improve to be even more direct as discovered by the scientists. In fact, as one of the early kingdoms, it had lots of impact on China, Japan and Korea.
After the death of Genghis Khan, the kingdom was divided to his four sons. He was also the founder of Mongol nation and empire. Mongolian Empire impacted a lot in three of these countries, China, Japan and Korea. First and foremost, I would start with China.
Mongols unified China on the northern part and the southern part for the first time in history. China also enjoyed the freedom of military possession after the Mongols had banned possession of military equipments.
The country of China fell into great conflict. Diverse warlords reaped up into micro trade and industry regions including the entire Zhu Yuanzhang which was the wealthiest other than any religion.
It involved interchange of a number of ideas, arts and cultural norms. It banned Chinese academicians from getting job posts and, as a result, they were forced to initiate scripting of plays and entertainment of people.
Mongols in Japan
One should know of this word, “Kamikaze” which initially meant “divine wind”. This name is a reflection of how Japan was saved from the invasion of Mongol two times. It was changed to mean suicide-mission plots.
The Mongols ensured that Korea, China and Kublai created affable associations with Japan. He planned to send a letter to Japan. Korea, on the other side, never showed interest in sending that particular letter having been victims of suffering from the hands of the “Japanese” pirate attackers.
The pirates have been assaulting them for years. Japan on the contrary never replied the letter but, instead, it began to fortify its defense.
Later, in 1268, Kublai wrote another message and sent it. In 1269, he did send again some two more. Regardless of how persistent he was when sending these letters, Japan assumed and never replied even a single letter. Soldiers were stationed at the most credible places of Mongol at the entrance.
The Mongol soldiers could attack a single enemy by carrying out an aggressive attack and most unified type of killing at all cost. One soldier could be shot using ten arrows from all the sides or routes during the war.
Later, the troops of Mongol were drowned and about two hundred boats were lost in the process. This particular storm indeed defended Japan. Even though the Mongols power in war reduced immensely, they still had a lot of impact in Japan.
The shogun lacked the finance to award the priests and the samurai. Kamakura became unpopular and this acted as a symbol to its downfall. After the entire invasion, it opened up a way for Emperor Daigo to create obligations for power during his time.
Mongols in Korea
The Mongols did invite Korea to Beijing in China where they were expected to meet. It was accompanied by bad economic circumstances the landowners continued to occupy big lands especially after allying themselves with the Mongols.
They forcefully took away land. In the process of militarizing China, Korea also developed a great interest on the militarization. Yi Songgye who came from a military family came into power in 1392.
His desire was to establish and strengthen the monarchical system of leadership. To date, the expansion tactics and principles used by the Mongols are evidently present in China, Korea, Japan and many other parts of Asia.
As a matter of fact, a good number of ethnicities and groups of people still fondly use the militant and guerilla war tactics that were typical of the Mongols.