Mongolia

Faction Overview	Strategic Overview	History

The Mongols have the power of the Horde.

With free cavalry archers being pumped out of newly built stables and the ability to generate more food with each city you conquer, the Mongol art of war is to strike first and cripple your enemy. Mark, however, that should your Turkish or European foes bring their technological and economic power to bear upon you, the battle may be lost, so speed and cunning will be key should you use Mongolia as your faction of choice. Faction Type: Asian National Bonuses: Mounted units created 10% cheaper and 20% faster Receive +1x (1/2 the number of nations in play) food for each 1% of world controlled Your units suffer 50% less attrition Foundry. Receive free ranged cavalry whenever a new Stable is built 1 for each level of Miltary research up to 3
Unique Units: Composite Bowmen [2] => Heavy Archers [3] Steppe Nomad [1] => Khorchin [2] Keshig Guard [2] Baatur [2] => Tarkhan [3] Noyan [2] Suicide Soldiers [1] => Conscript Swordsmen [2] => Armoured Militia [3] Covered Swooper [3], Lanternas [3] NB: Mongolia is not able to build Bombards. Mercenaries: [1] Daylamiyan [2] Caucasus Mountain Men [3] Hashishin; Repeating Crossbowman; Mercenary Swordsmen		Upgrades: Imperial Mandate	Constabulary Stronghold Munitions Ministry Wonders: Angkor Wat (wonder) Bamiyan Buddhas (wonder) Confucian Academy (wonder) Porcelain Tower (wonder)
Settlements:			Leaders:
Khanbalit Karakorum Karamay Urumqi Altay Turpan Hami Kazan Aksu Bole Artux Korla Tumxuk Aral Ordos	Kara Khoto Urgench Yecheng Sibir Tana Astrakhan Bolgar Khojend Balkh Otrar Shash Sariwon Kaesong Busan	Beshbalik Lhasa Balasaghun Shengle Alamut Ngari Nagqu Qamdo Xigaze Nyingchi Seoul Pyongyang Suwon Chongjin	Temujin Tuoba Chichi Tokhtamysh Kublai Subotai Ugedey Hulagu Edigu Nurhaci Murong Tuhuyun Chagatai