| Title | 50 Mongol Empire Coloring Pages |
|---|---|
| Author | Janelle Parkton |
| Subject | Mongol Empire |
| ID | H018 |
| Series | History |
| Amazon | See on Amazon |
Description
often humans wearing traditional Mongol Empire clothing, often horses, camels, goats, eagles, market goods, weapons, wagons, yurts, banners, campfires, cooking pots, carpets, rivers, mountains, grasslands, snowy forests, desert dunes, villages, royal camps, bustling bazaars, scenes showing daily nomadic life, trading, cooking, crafting, traveling, hunting, horse riding, archery, wrestling, storytelling, harvesting, festivals, military training, caravans and family gatherings, compositions ranging from single characters to groups of 2, 3 or larger crowds, dynamic action poses mixed with peaceful domestic activities, side views, front views, rear views, overhead angles and low perspectives creating varied scene layouts, realistic historical atmosphere with adventurous, warm and lively moods, one representative image shows traders exchanging silk and spices beside crowded stalls and loaded wagons, another shows mounted archers galloping across open steppes during practice, another shows families dining together inside richly decorated yurts around steaming food and lanterns.
Keywords: asia, medieval, nomads, steppe, khanate, horsemen, cavalry, warriors, yurts, caravans, archery, falconry, silkroad, grasslands, herders, merchants, blacksmiths, marketplaces, tents, saddles, banners, horseback, conquest, empire, mongolia
A preview of the 50 facts inside
- Did you know that the Mongol Empire was the largest connected land empire in history, stretching across vast distances of Asia and Europe?
- Did you know that the Mongols lived in portable houses called yurts, or gers, which were designed to be set up or taken down in just two hours?
Who is this coloring book for?
- children fascinated by nomadic horsemen
- kids learning asian steppe history
- elementary kids studying silk road
- homeschool children reading mongol history
- curious kids interested in archery
- central asian history researchers
- traditional horseback archery practitioners
- silk road history enthusiasts
- nomadic culture scholars
- adult world history hobbyists
A preview of the 50 coloring pages
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