MEIDEVAL EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS OF 13th century

MEIDEVAL EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS OF 13th century, including castles, slavery and all economic trades, knighthood titles and religion, all Islamic empires, barbarian tribes , christianity, vassal, bannerman and serfdom, every thing about I can give you a much fuller global list, but I need to be honest: the 13th century world had hundreds of kingdoms, sultanates, duchies, city-states, and tribal states, so no source or historian has a truly complete single list. What I can do is give you the most complete structured world list used by historians, grouped by region and including all major + widely recognized minor states of the 1200s. π FULL 13th CENTURY KINGDOMS & EMPIRES (STRUCTURED WORLD LIST) π¨ ASIA (Largest number of states) π Mongol Empire (1206β1368 expansion peak begins in 13th century) Yuan China (Kublai Khan from 1271) Ilkhanate (Persia) Chagatai Khanate (Central Asia) Golden Horde (Russia steppe) π‘ China Region Song Dynasty (Southern Song) Jin Dynasty (Jurchen-controlled North China, until Mongols destroy it) Western Xia (Tangut kingdom, destroyed by Mongols) π€ Japan Kamakura Shogunate Emperor (symbolic ruler) π΅ Korea Goryeo Kingdom π£ Southeast Asia Khmer Empire (Cambodia) Pagan Kingdom (Burma/Myanmar) Dai Viet (Vietnam) Sukhothai Kingdom (Thailand begins) Srivijaya remnants (declining maritime empire) Majapahit (founded late 13th century, Indonesia) π Indian Subcontinent Delhi Sultanate (new Islamic empire rising) Chola Dynasty (declining) Pandya Kingdom Hoysala Kingdom Kakatiya Kingdom Rajput kingdoms (many small warrior states) π’ Central Asia Khwarezmian remnants (destroyed by Mongols early 1200s) Turkic tribal khanates π ISLAMIC WORLD π’ Middle East & North Africa Abbasid Caliphate (Baghdad, destroyed 1258) Mamluk Sultanate (Egypt & Syria) Ayyubid Sultanate (earlier, then fragmented into Mamluks) Seljuk Sultanate (declining fragments in Anatolia) π’ Anatolia (Turkey region) Sultanate of Rum (Seljuk Turks) Small Turkic beyliks (future Ottoman rise starts here) π’ Persia Ilkhanate (Mongol Islamic empire) Various local dynasties before consolidation π’ North Africa Hafsid Dynasty (Tunisia) Marinid Dynasty (Morocco) Zayyanid Kingdom (Algeria) π₯ EUROPE (Feudal Kingdom Network) π° Western Europe Kingdom of England Kingdom of France Kingdom of Scotland Kingdom of Ireland (various local kings) Kingdom of Portugal Crown of Castile Crown of Aragon Kingdom of Navarre π° Central Europe Holy Roman Empire (Germany, Austria, northern Italy influence) Kingdom of Bohemia Kingdom of Hungary Kingdom of Poland (fragmented period early 13th century) π° Northern Europe Kingdom of Denmark Kingdom of Norway Kingdom of Sweden π° Eastern Europe Kievan Rus (fragmenting) Novgorod Republic Vladimir-Suzdal Galicia-Volhynia π° Italy (city-states system) Republic of Venice Republic of Genoa Papal States Kingdom of Sicily π« AFRICA π€ West Africa Mali Empire (rising superpower) Ghana Empire (collapsed earlier but remnants remain) Songhai (early formation) π€ East Africa Ethiopian Empire (Abyssinia, early Solomonic period begins 1270s) Swahili city-states (Kilwa, Mombasa, Zanzibar) π€ North Africa (covered under Islamic dynasties) Mamluks (Egypt) Marinids Hafsids π¦ AMERICAS (Independent civilizations) π¦ North America Mississippian cultures (Cahokia decline phase) Pueblo peoples π¦ Mesoamerica Mayan city-states (YucatΓ‘n region still active) Toltec remnants (earlier influence) π¦ South America Early Inca state (pre-empire formation in Andes) ChimΓΊ Kingdom (coastal Peru) Aymara kingdoms βͺ RELIGIOUS & POLITICAL SYSTEM STRUCTURE π Christianity Papal States lead Catholic Church Feudal monarchy system in Europe π Islam Caliph (spiritual leader) Sultan (political/military ruler) Emir (regional governor) π Mongol belief system Tengrism (sky god religion) Religious tolerance policy ποΈ Hinduism (India) King + caste system governance Temple-state economy βΈοΈ Buddhism (East Asia & SE Asia) Monastic kingdoms influence politics βοΈ KNIGHTHOOD & WARRIOR SYSTEMS π° Europe (Knights) Page β Squire β Knight Feudal loyalty system Heavy cavalry warfare π Mongols Horse archers Decimal army system (10, 100, 1000, 10,000 units) βοΈ Japan Samurai warrior class Bushido code (early form) π Islamic world Mamluk slave soldiers (elite cavalry) Jihad-based military campaigns π India Elephant cavalry in some kingdoms Rajput warrior clans π° GLOBAL ECONOMY (13th Century Core Resources) π§΅ Silk (China) πΆοΈ Spices (India, Southeast Asia) πͺ Gold (West Africa) π Horses (Central Asia/Mongols) π Wool (Europe) πΊ Porcelain (China) π§ Salt (Sahara trade routes) π FINAL SUMMARY The 13th century world was: π Mongols = biggest empire ever formed βοΈ Europe = fragmented knight kingdoms π― China = advanced bureaucratic civilizations π Islam = powerful trade + military states πͺ Africa = gold-rich empires πΎ Americas = independent kingdoms If you want next, I can: πΊοΈ Draw a full βworld map styleβ faction layout like a strategy game βοΈ Or simulate wars between all 13th century empires π Or rank top 10 strongest kingdoms of the 1200s