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Mongol contempt for local culture, especially in Yuan China, made rule unstable and contributed to Chinese rebellion.
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Yuan Dynasty
Mongol contempt for local culture, especially in Yuan China, made rule unstable and contributed to Chinese rebellion.
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"...have problems managing the people. Okay? So in China, during the Yuan Dynasty, the Chinese, there's a class system. The Mongols were at the..."
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"...Golden Horde will eventually give rise to the Russian Empire. The Yuan Dynasty will eventually fall and give rise to the Ming Empire. Okay?..."
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"...entirety of the Song Empire and unites China, okay? But the Yuan dynasty... The Mongols are considered a foreign dynasty. So I mentioned that..."
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"...is pretty united, and the Yuan is extremely united. So the Yuan Dynasty is able to unite all of China. And then after the..."
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"...is the culture. All right? Another example, of course, is the Yuan Dynasty. During the Yuan Dynasty, China was importing a lot of foreign..."
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