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What was the purpose of the Yasa in the Mongol Empire?


It was a policy that rewarded Genghis Khan’s loyal followers with wealth.

It was the Mongol religious text Genghis Khan’s army spread as it conquered.

It was a system of laws that kept order and governed people’s behavior.

It was the oath of allegiance that conquered groups swore to Genghis Khan.

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Answer:

was a system of laws that kept order and governed people’s behavior.

Explanation:

The Yasa laws helped to givern people's behaviors in several ways. The law was used for a regulation of people's statuses as well as criminal liabilities in the Mongolian Elites. Yasa was a code of law that was orally declared by Genghis khan. The aim of the Yasa was:

1. Obedience to Genghis khan

2. Ruthless punishment to wrongdoers

3. Binding nomad clans.

Most deaths were by decapitation and people could easily get killed for little offences.

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