What was the overall cultural significance of the Mongolians?

Explanation:

Mongolians had the biggest cultural impact in China. They started an idea of a new kind of written language to transcribe Mongolian languages, even though it didn't gain much popularity. Mongolians set up a theater in the Beijing palace and supported play-writers around China. They also produced many influential and great paintings (such as Zhao Mengfu)

In Europe, influence and significance were more evident in a sense of traded goods that influenced culture. For example, quite a few of the spices were introduced and became common in Europe because of Mongolians, such as ginger, pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg. This affected the everyday feeding culture of the people.

Mongolians also invented many things that are today commonplace, such as different forms of weapons and artillery, special ways of preparing the food, postal services, codified laws, and silk sheets.

They are responsible for many scientific advances, declaration of the rights of the citizens and industrial advances that later started the revolution.

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