Following the division of the Mongolian Empire, their territory was divided into several of these, named after the title of the ruler that oversaw them.

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Lucia Durham

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16 December, 05:37

Following the division of the Mongolian Empire, their territory was divided into several of these, named after the title of the ruler that oversaw them.

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Misael Short · Answer 1

Khanate

Explanation:

Khanate or Khaganate can be described as a political entity that was ruled by a khan during the 13th century.

Khaganate was the title used by the Mongol ruler, Genghis Khan. The word "Khaganate" means "Great Khan". The title was continued to be used by the successors of Genghis Khan. After him, the empire was fragmented.

The four Khanates that arose after Genghis Khan were:

Chagatai Khanate - He ruled Central Asia. He was the second son of Genghis Khan. Golden Horde - Ruled the Northwestern Part of the Mongol Empire. This Khanate expanded his empire into Europe. Ilkhanate - This Khanate was founded by Hulegu Khan. He ruled Persia. Yuan Dynasty - Founded by Kublai Khan. This Khanate ruled China provinces.

So, the correct answer is Khanate.