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 1  8,11|                              The Mongol invasion and the alliance
 2  8,11|          the same time the other Mongol group, marching in a more
 3  8,11|         annual tribute, became a Mongol vassal. Fortunately for
 4  8,11|    Matthew said that in 1248 two Mongol envoys were sent to the
 5  8,11|  supposed that the letter of the Mongol prince to the pope contained
 6  8,11|       that the pope directed the Mongol envoys to notify the king
 7  8,11|         between the pope and the Mongol envoys. The envoys were
 8  8,11|      relieved from the danger of Mongol invasion from the East,
 9  8,13|       Mongols was avoided, and a Mongol embassy was sent to Theodore.
10  9,3 |        threatening danger of the Mongol invasion appeared from the
11  9,3 |         news of the death of the Mongol Great Khan Mangu forced
12  9,3 |          plans in the south. The Mongol dynasty established in Persia
13  9,3 |            Finally, in 1260, the Mongol army was crushed by the
14  9,3 | Ain-Jalut. Another very powerful Mongol state was at that time established
15  9,3 |     great importance of this new Mongol factor in the international
16  9,3 |          who had fled before the Mongol invasion or had been taken
17  9,3 |    Russia, where, even after the Mongol conquest, a considerable
18  9,3 |         a mere dependency of the Mongol Empire. Still, separate
19  9,7 |          fourteenth century, the Mongol empire, which had fallen
20  9,7 |        his death, the whole huge Mongol Empire fell to pieces and
21  9,7 |    Byzantine emperor, but by the Mongol power accidentally created
22  9,11|          Cardinal Bonaventura. A Mongol bishop also attended the
23  9,15|      critical to be saved by the Mongol defeat of the Turks at Angora.