A Description and Research into the Policy of “Privileged Entourage” in the Rein of Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty
Qiang Li
Abstract
Qiang Li
Abstract
The adoption of Zhizi (privileged retinue) is a tradition of Mongolians. In the rein of Genghis khan and his successors, this policy was developed into a typical system. This policy makes a far-reaching impact on the political and military affairs during the ruling periods of the Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty.
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The adoption of Zhizi (privileged retinue) is a tradition of Mongolians. In the rein of Genghis khan and his successors, this policy was developed into a typical system. This policy makes a far-reaching impact on the political and military affairs during the ruling periods of the Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty.
Key concepts: Politics, Political science, History, Law, Ancient history