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The 42 pages that link to Kublai Khan, each with the reason it gives.

• Pax MongolicaRelated: The eastern terminus of the road; his court was the destination for many travelers of the era.

• Marco PoloRelated: Requested the Polos' return, granted Marco official positions and protected them on the road.

• Möngke KhanRelated: Möngke gave Kublai responsibility for governing and campaigning in northern China.

• Mongol conquest of ChinaRelated: He directed the final campaign and established Mongol rule over China.

• Mongol conquest of the Song dynastyRelated: He directed the final campaigns and established Mongol rule over China.

• Mongol militaryRelated: His armies and fleets adapted Mongol power to conquest and rule in East Asia.

• Mongol invasions of JapanRelated: His attempts to obtain Japan's submission led to both invasions.

• Mongol invasions of KoreaRelated: He later shaped Goryeo’s relationship with Mongol rule after the invasions ended.

• Mongol invasions of VietnamRelated: He sought Đại Việt’s submission and ordered the later campaigns.

• Dali KingdomRelated: His campaign brought the kingdom under Mongol control.

• The Secret History of the MongolsRelated: His era provides context for the Chinese transmission through which the chronicle survives.

• Battle of Bạch Đằng (1288)Related: He ordered the campaigns that brought Yuan forces into conflict with Đại Việt.

• Trần Hưng ĐạoRelated: His empire’s demand for submission and military campaigns prompted the resistance.

• Zhao MengfuRelated: His dynasty’s institutions employed Zhao despite Zhao’s descent from the displaced Song house.

• Battle of YamenRelated: His forces pursued the Southern Song court and fleet to Yamen.

• Toluid Civil WarRelated: He claimed the throne at a court in China and fought to defeat Ariq Böke.

• KarakorumRelated: His court’s move toward China weakened Karakorum’s position as an imperial center.

• Mongol conquestsRelated: His reign brought the conquest of China to its decisive conclusion.

• Bayan of the BaarinRelated: Kublai entrusted Bayan with the campaign to conquer the Southern Song.

• Hōjō TokimuneRelated: Tokimune’s government faced Kublai’s demands and invasion forces.

• The Travels of Marco PoloRelated: The book’s account of Polo’s service at Kublai’s court is among its central episodes.

• Chinese EmpireRelated: His conquest established a non-Han dynasty that ruled a unified China.

• Guan DaoshengRelated: Guan’s family entered the political and cultural world of the Yuan court he established.

• Guo ShoujingRelated: Kublai commissioned the calendar reform project that brought Guo’s astronomical expertise to court.

• History of BeijingRelated: He made Dadu the Yuan capital and reshaped Beijing’s place in Eurasian rule.

• TambralingaRelated: Yuan-era diplomacy and power formed part of Tambralinga’s later regional context.

• Trần Thánh TôngRelated: His campaigns against Đại Việt created the external threat faced during Thánh Tông’s reign.

• Bun'eiRelated: His expansion brought the 1274 invasion to Japan during Bun'ei.

• Drogön Chögyal PhagpaRelated: Kublai appointed Phagpa Imperial Preceptor and commissioned a script for the empire.

• EisoRelated: Accounts of Eiso’s reign place Ryukyu in the orbit of Kublai’s demands for submission.

• First Mongol invasion of BurmaRelated: His court directed the pressure on Pagan that produced the campaign.

• Temür KhanRelated: Temür was Kublai’s grandson and succeeded him as Yuan emperor.