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Mongols

Course Description: This course introduces the Mongol Empire, its origins, characteristics, and prominent features, as well as the development of science, arts, and systems of governance and administration. It also covers its role in the downfall of the Khwarazmian and Abbasid states and its expansion into the Islamic and European worlds.
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :

The student is expected to understand all topics of Mongol history, summarize the lessons learned from those topics, and acquire skills in analysis, connection, organization, inference, and comparison.

Course outputs :
  • Write a historical note on the rise of the Mongol Empire.
  • Knows the reasons for the Mongol campaigns on the Islamic world.
  • The battles fought by Genghis Khan and Hulagu Khan during their expansion into Muslim lands.

Skills:

  • Analyzes the results of the fall of Khwarizm and Bukhara to the Mongol forces.
  • Connects the causes of the fall of the Islamic Caliphate's capital, Baghdad, to the Mongol forces and its results.
  • Compares the campaigns of conquest in the reigns of Genghis Khan and Hulagu Khan.
  • The Mongol rulers are arranged in order of their reign.

Values, autonomy and responsibility:

  • Converses expressing his opinion respectfully of others' views.
  • Behave according to professional and academic ethics.
  • Integrates effectively into the national context.
Additional information:
  • Last updated: July 7, 2026

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