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Which source would be the best to analyze the Persian perspective of the Mongol Empire during the Mongol rule?
A. the Jami' al-tawankh
B. art by Theophanes the Greek
C. art by Andris Rublev
D. a letter by Kublai Khan
A. the Jami' al-tawankh
B. art by Theophanes the Greek
C. art by Andris Rublev
D. a letter by Kublai Khan
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The best source to analyze the Persian perspective of the Mongol Empire during the Mongol rule would be:
**A. the Jami' al-tawankh**
The Jami' al-tawankh, also known as "The Compendium of Chronicles," was written by the Persian historian Juvayni and provides insights into the Mongol Empire from a Persian viewpoint, documenting events, cultural exchanges, and the impact of Mongol rule in Persia. In contrast, the other options would either not provide a direct Persian perspective or pertain to different contexts altogether.
**A. the Jami' al-tawankh**
The Jami' al-tawankh, also known as "The Compendium of Chronicles," was written by the Persian historian Juvayni and provides insights into the Mongol Empire from a Persian viewpoint, documenting events, cultural exchanges, and the impact of Mongol rule in Persia. In contrast, the other options would either not provide a direct Persian perspective or pertain to different contexts altogether.
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