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Yuan dynasty

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Also known as Great Yuan Empire, Empire of the Great Khan, Great Yuan Great Mongol State, Great Yuan, Yüan, Yuan, Yuan Empire, Yuan imperial dynasty

Mongol-led imperial dynasty of China (1271–1368)

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The Yuan dynasty was a Chinese empire ruled by Mongols from 1271 to 1368, representing a period when Mongolia's conquering forces controlled and governed the vast territory of China. It matters as a significant chapter in Chinese history when foreign rulers established their own imperial system, bridging Mongol and Chinese cultures before being replaced by the Ming dynasty.

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It is catalogued under topics including 1271 establishments in Asia, 1368 disestablishments in Asia and 1368 establishments in Asia.

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Official name
大元
Continent
Asia
Capital
Khanbaliq
Currency
Chao
Population
83873000
Area
13720000
Form of government
absolute monarchy
Followed by
Ming dynasty
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Yuan Provinces.png
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Yuan Dynasty
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Category:Yuan dynasty
inception
1271-01-01
dissolved, abolished or demolished date
1368-01-01
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language used
Mongolian
official religion
Catholicism
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