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Mongol Invasions of Korea

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The Mongol Invasions of Korea, occurring in the 13th century, marked a pivotal chapter in Korean history. These campaigns, led by the Mongol Empire, brought significant political and cultural changes to the Korean Peninsula. Despite initial resistance, Korea ultimately submitted to Mongol rule, resulting in the formation of the Goryeo Dynasty as a vassal state to the Mongols. This period saw the introduction of various Mongol administrative and military practices, as well as cultural exchanges that influenced Korean society. The invasions left a lasting impact on Korean identity and governance, underscoring the complex interplay between regional powers and their enduring legacies in East Asian history.
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