Tellurocracy is civilisation or political system closely linked to the expansion of land territories and persistent penetration into inland areas. Tellurocratic states have a defined territory in w ...

Historically, the Turco-Mongols were referred to as Tatars or Tartars because they combined Mongolian and Turkic peoples. In 1223, forces from the Mongol Empire's Golden Horde, led by Batu Khan ...

See a list of Mongol and Turco-Mongol wars, battles, and attacks against Kievan Rus and descendent realms.

The Mongols built a huge empire via invasions and conquests that comprised various political divisions, vassals, and subordinate nations. It was the world's greatest contiguous land empire. How ...

The Battle of Kalka River has struggled between the Mongol Empire and a coalition of numerous Rus' princes, notably Kiev and Halych, and the Cumans, headed by Jebe and Subutai the Valiant. Msti ...

The 13th-century Mongol invasions resulted in massive damage, which has been well documented in academic literature. Hundreds of cities and villages were captured by the Mongol army, which also sla ...

The Mongol Empire conquered virtually all of continental Asia and sections of the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Genghis Khan, his generals, and his successors invented different components. Other ...

The Mongol invasion of China was a series of significant military operations undertaken by the Mongol Empire to capture China itself. The Jin dynasty, Western Xia, the Dali Kingdom, the Southern So ...

From 1223 through 1236, the Mongols invaded Volga Bulgaria. Throughout most of its history, the Bulgar state, centred in the lower Volga and Kama, was the epicentre of Eurasia's fur trade. Befo ...

Throughout the 13th century, Mongol conquests of the Kingdom of Georgia, which included Georgia proper, Armenia, and much of the Caucasus, included several invasions and large-scale raids. The Mong ...