Mongol tribes

The Mongol tribes were a collection of nomadic groups from Central Asia, primarily known for their horse culture and pastoralist lifestyle. During the 13th century, under the leadership of Genghis Khan, these tribes united to form a formidable empire, the Mongol Empire. Their military prowess and strategic innovations allowed them to conquer vast territories across Asia and into Europe. The Mongol tribes played a crucial role in shaping trade routes, culture, and interactions through the Silk Road, contributing to a significant exchange of ideas, goods, and technologies between the East and West.