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How Typhoons Stopped Kublai Khan’s Invasion of Japan
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How Typhoons Stopped Kublai Khan’s Invasion of Japan
The Mongols conquered the largest land empire in recorded history. Their realm stretched across the Asian continent from China all the way to present-day Russia, Poland, Hungary, and the Balkans in Europe before declining in the mid-14th century. They are known today for their military capabilities and swiftness with which they defeated their competitors, oftentimes overpowering centuries-old empires. However, in the case of Japan, they were not…
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