Describe ONE instance of Central Asian nomads providing empires with “new Emperors, Sultans, or Sons of Heaven” during the period circa 600 b. c.e. to 1450 c. e.

One of the instances was Mongol conquest of China setting up Yuan dynasty under Kublai Khan's rule.

Explanation:

The Mongols were nomads who made small incursions to conquer new lands as it happened with China. The tribes of the Mongols and Turks were warriors eager to conquer territories, they came to Chinese territory to overthrow their empires and form new emperors.

The Mongols began their conquest in China using the strength of their armies. In the 13th century, after sixty years of fighting, the Chinese empire was defeated.

The Mongols defeating Jin, Dali, and Xia dynasty, establishing a new empire, the Yuan dynasty led by Kublai Khan. This conquest is characterized by being the first time that China was dominated by a foreign leader.

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