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The Mongol invasion of Europe in the 13th century was the military effort by the Mongols to invade and conquer Europe. It involved the severe and rampant destruction of East Slavic principalities and major cities, such as Kiev and Vladimir.

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rdfs:comment	The Mongol invasion of Europe in the 13th century was the military effort by the Mongols to invade and conquer Europe. It involved the severe and rampant destruction of East Slavic principalities and major cities, such as Kiev and Vladimir.
foaf:name	Mongol conquestsin Asia and Europe
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causalties	/>b) Minimal<hr />c) Few thousands killed a) More than 7,000<hr
combatant	20pxNovgorod Republic Kingdom of Croatia Mongol Empire Alans />b)20pxPolish statesand allies<hr />c)20pxKingdom of Hungary />d)20pxSecond Bulgarian Empire 20pxCuman-Kipchak confederation 20pxVolga Bulgaria Circassians Lob flag moskovskiy.svgPrincipality of Ryazan North caucasian peoples<hr a)Vladimir-Suzdal
commander	Berke Khan, Orda Galicia-Lodomeria, Coloman of Csak, Ugrin Matthias Rátót Ivan Asen 02 Of Bulgaria Batu Guyuk Khan Möngke Khan Yuri II of Vladimir Kadan Bela IV of Hungary Jebe Köten dbpedia:Baidar Daniel Of Galicia Henry II the Pious Mstislav III of Kiev Subutai Mstislavich, Mstislav Burundai dbpedia:Shiban
date	1241-04-11(xsd:dateTime)
place of military conflict	Belarus Bulgaria Poland Russia Ukraine Hungary
result	c) Mongol victory, but Mongol forces withdraw for akurultai b) Mongol victory a) Decisive Mongol victory resulting in principalities of Kievan State becomingvassals of theMongolGolden Horde. d) Mongol victory resulting in theSecond Bulgarian Empirebecoming a vassal of theMongolGolden Horde
strength	25,000 30,000 80,000 70,000 />b) about 10,000 (onetumen)<hr />c) Former estimation: New estimation: a) 20,000 in 1223 a) 80,000 in 1223<hr />b) over 10,000-30,000+at least 500 armed men fromTemplar order.<hr including Hungarian heavy cavalry,Knights Templar, nomadic light cavalry mercenaries and Serbian valiants. Thousands of Cumans and Kipchaks In 1236, More than 35,000 Mongols+More than 40,000 Turkicauxiliaries<hr
territory	Bulgaria Poland Hungary Kievan Rus' Cumania
thumbnail	http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Genghis_Khan_empire-en.svg?width=300
is rdfs:seeAlso of	Croatia Klis Fortress Battle of Xiangyang
is is part of military conflict of	dbpedia:Battle_of_Mohi Second Mongol invasion of Hungary Second Mongol invasion of Poland Third Mongol invasion of Poland First Mongol invasion of Poland

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