أثر الزوجات المسيحيات في السياسة الإيلخانية

Abstract EN

This research presents the role or the influence of the Christian wives of the Mongols in the general policy of the Elijahian state towards its Christian citizens without regard to Muslims and the extent of care, favoritism, and attention accorded to this group, which succumbed to the rule of the Mongols and the extent those wives played in bringing closer the monks and priests, and put them in a very high status.

Those Mongol women who were Christians managed to influence greatly their husbands and their children to also take care of the Christians and encouraged them to embrace Christianity or to support Christians.

As well as the efforts of some ministers and employees of the Christians, Buddhists and the Papacy also made attempts in attracting the Mongols and encourage them to convert to Christianity.

We note the great status reached by Christians in that period as well as the Jews at the expense of Muslims as the Papacy and the kings of Europe played a great role in preaching Christianity among the Mongols as they tried to ally with The Mongols against the Muslims and their desire to obtain the necessary assistance in the invasion of the kings of Europe to the Muslim countries, but all these attempts did not succeed but on the contrary they all failed