Examples of using Mongols in English and their translations into Hungarian
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After the Mongols withdrew, Bela IV populated the abandoned areas,
Jogaila won support from Pope Boniface IX for organising a crusade against the Mongols.
French, Mongols, Arabs or Byzantines
The more the Mongols are reminded of the conquest of the South,
The alliance with the Mongols would later prove instrumental in establishing the Gelukpa as the rulers of Tibet during the reign of the Great Fifth Dalai Lama.
The Ming emperors fought the Mongols many times, but could not eliminate the Mongolian threat completely.
The alliance with the Mongols would later prove instrumental in establishing the Gelugpa order as the rulers of Tibet during the reign of the Great Fifth Dalai Lama.
Anyone who resisted the Mongols was resisting Tenggeri's will,
If my Emperor could eat flowers and keep the Mongols in check… I would gladly serve him a garden.
The alliance with the Mongols would later prove instrumental in establishing the Gelug order as the rulers of Tibet during the reign of the Great Fifth Dalai Lama.
He believed that Lamaism could help unify the Mongols if they had their own Living Buddha.
Mongols don't worry all that much because their units receive a bonus of 20% on their attack when hitting a wall.
From Do Bang's view, as there is always a feeling of hostility towards the Mongols, they are unlikely to use diplomacy.
Until that point, the Aztecs had no idea there were Mongols; the Mongols were really not connected to the Zulus.
Mamluk armies were clearly able to destroy the Mongols, something that no one had previously done.
the French, the Mongols, the Arabs or the Byzantines
The Ottoman Empire began as the banding together of late 13th century Turkish warriors fleeing the Mongols.
Abbot Uros(1207-1243), the builder of the current gothic church, repelled the mongols from under the walls of the monastery-fortress.
Abbot Uros(1207-1243), the builder of the current gothic church, repelled the mongols from under the walls of the monastery-fortress.
Abbot Uros(1207-1243), the commissioner of the still existing church fought off the Mongols from the walls of the monastery-stronghold.