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They intermarried with their subjects. They required their subjects to adopt traditional Mongol shamanistic beliefs. They chose to live in the same neighborhoods as the peasants. They replaced all languages and traditions in their realm with newly developed ones.

They intermarried with their subjects.
They required their subjects to adopt traditional Mongol shamanistic beliefs.
They chose to live in the same neighborhoods as the peasants.
They replaced all languages and traditions in their realm with newly developed ones.
How did Mongol leaders of the Il-Khanate become less distinct from their Muslim subjects in the fourteenth century?
From Lesson 262:16.5 Review Questions·World History 1

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