How big was the territory of China Yuan Dynasty?

About13.72 million square kilometers.

1279, Yuan Shizu conquered and destroyed China in the Southern Song Dynasty. According to the records in the Atlas of Chinese History, Handi, Monan, Mobei, Northeast China (including Outer Manchuria and Sakhalin Island), Dongjiang, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Penghu Islands, Jeju Island and South China Sea Islands are all within the jurisdiction of the Yuan Dynasty.

After the Southern Song Dynasty, although there were many conflicts with Japan, Myanmar, Annan, Java and other countries, the territory generally tended to be stable.

13 10 During the Yuan Wuzong period, the Wokuotai khanate was divided between the Yuan Dynasty and the Chahetai khanate, and the Yuan Dynasty acquired the desert territory of the Wokuotai khanate, with a land area of13.72 million square kilometers. If the northern Xinjiang extended to the Arctic Ocean, it would be 22.67 million square kilometers? . ?

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty started from the Sea of Japan in the east, the South China Sea in the south, Tianshan Mountain in the west and Lake Baikal in the north. "History of the Yuan Dynasty" "The quicksand in the left and west of Liao is exhausted in the east, and the Yinshan Mountain in the north crosses the sea in the south, which is not as good as that in Han and Tang Dynasties". ?

The whole country is divided into Gyeonggi area directly under the jurisdiction of Zhongshu Province, Tubo area under the jurisdiction of Zheng Xuan Academy and ten Zhongshu provinces, namely Lingbei Province, Liaoyang Province, Gansu Province, Shaanxi Province, Jiangbei Province of Henan Province, Huguang Province, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, Jiangsu Province and Jiangxi Province.

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The Yuan Dynasty was a dynasty established by Mongols. It has existed for 97 years and is one of the more powerful dynasties in Chinese history. However, due to the discrimination against the Han people in the Yuan Dynasty, he died prematurely, which became a lesson for the rulers of the Qing Dynasty in the future.

In addition, the rule of Yuan Dynasty set a general scope for China's painting in the future. From the end of Yuan Dynasty to the middle and late Qing Dynasty, the territory of China did not change much, and the Mongols became a member of the China family.

1206 (in the sixth year of Jintaihe), Mongolian aristocrats worshipped Temujin as a great Khan at the source of Wannan River, honoring him as Genghis Khan, and the Mongolian khanate (Great Mongolia) was established.

After the death of the Mongolian Khan in 1259, the Mongolian khanate was divided into khanate (late Yuan Dynasty) and four khanates (Qincha khanate, Wokuotai khanate, Yili khanate and Chahetai khanate). The four khanates were nominally subordinate to the suzerainty of the Mongolian khanate (the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty), but in fact they were independent.

127 1 year (eight years from Yuan to Yuan), Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu changed the name of the country to "Dayuan", taking the meaning of "carrying Gan Yuan" in the Book of Changes.

12 18 Mongolia destroyed the western Liao, 1227 Xixia, 1234 Jin, 1246 Tubo, 1253 Dali, 1276 Southern Song Dynasty, Yuan Army.

At the time of Genghis Khan, Mongolia had no fixed capital. 1235, Wokuotai established Hal and Lin (now Mongolia) as its capital. 1263, Kublai Khan's capital is Shangdu (east of Zhenglan Banner in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region).

Yanjing, the capital of 1272, was called the metropolis (now Beijing), and the ruling center of the Yuan Dynasty was completely transferred to the Central Plains.

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was unprecedented. Today, Xinjiang, Tibet, Outer Mongolia, Yunnan, Northeast China, Taiwan Province Province and the South China Sea islands are all within the jurisdiction of the Yuan Dynasty.

It also includes most of Siberia (east to Bering Sea), Sikkim, Bhutan, the eastern half of Kashmir, northern Myanmar, northern Thailand, Laos and northeastern Korea. It was the largest country in the world at that time.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yuan Dynasty