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 ==Error: Size given of Mongol Empire== 
 The source given to suggest that the Mongol Empire is 34 million km squared does in fact, if read, describe its size as 24 million km squared. May I suggest it is revised to be in line with the soure. Or, listed as 33 million km squared so it is in line with the article on the world's largest empites.   —Preceding unsigned comment added by     
 :Changed. This appears to be a bone of contention given the fact that the British Empire was 33.7m km sq.    

 ==Korean History Revisionism and Nationalism that Distort History== 

 You obviously don't have abundant unbiased wealth of information in East History. 

 Picking on Koreans that is not nice.   

 Your information is speculation.  If you want to make sure they are right have sources.   

 You must be European.   We all know the Mongol Empire was greater than the British. 

 100 million in the Mongol Empire?  Where do you get that information.  

 Unlike the British, the Mongols did not have enemies powerful enough the challenge them. 

 Our time is coming, we will rewrite history as you have in the last 200 years. 

 See how you like it.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by   •    

  

  
 I myself am a business analyst and provide technical solutions especially with respects to corporate structure in Asia. I have an abundant and unbiased wealth of knowledge in history in Asia and Europe. Let me start by saying that his comment is not meant to discriminate or bash against people of any national origins whatsoever. But I write this for the sake of understanding and learning history from an unbiased MODERN perspective. 

 Many Koreans, usually nationalists, have tried to change information on this Mongol Empire page along with others to ""glorify"" their history. I have not done much in the past but because of the extent and the influence on other Wiki users, I feel like I must start by complaining. Korean editors are also influencing other editors to become nationalistic with Wiki. Guys, this is wikipedia not Stalingrad. 

 The Mongol Empire history is very complex and let me by giving you a summary. Hopefully, we can make a collective effort to change this article along with others to REMOVE NATIONALISTIC VIEWS.  

 My summary: 
 The Mongol Empire started with the unification of nomadic tribes in the Gobi Desert region under the leadership of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan became the ruler of an unified Empire in 1250. 
 ::1250?  Your date is a little off.  LOL.  HammerFilmFan 

 Genghis died and passed his rule to many relatives*. Many ""relatives"" would start invading other states during the 13th century. After Genghis, the Mongol Empire existed but it was not SINGLE EMPIRE LEAD A BY A SINGLE RULER. It was many empires but they all had Mongol rulers. Disunity eventually helped to accelerate the collapse of each INDEPENDENT EMPIRE or ""Khanate."" 
 ::This is not an accurate statement.  Genghiz left nominal territories to his sons, yes, but the 'office' of Great Khan existed in reality until the death of Monke, and the empire was united at least until this time.  HammerFilmFan 

 One of Genghis Khan's relative was Kublai Khan who invaded China successfully. Kublai Khan made himself the Emperor of China and put the capital of his empire at Beijing. In 1260, Kublai accepted the Mandate of Heaven and declared himself as the ruler of China. 
 In 1254, even before he conquered all of China, Kublai had learned from Confucian scholars about Chinese culture. In 1254, he thought of a new Dynasty name: The Yuan Dynasty. What ambition! Even before he conquered all of China, he knew the name of the Dynasty he would initiate. 

 Now, with relations to Korea and to put this nationalistic stuff to sleep!  

 When Kublai declared himself as the Emperor of China, he through CONFUCIAN PRINCIPLES wanted Korea to become a VASSAL of China. In the Song Dynasty, Korea submitted itself as a V