Battle Of Mohi, 1241 AD Mongol Invasion of Europe

The transcript details the Mongol Empire's expansion under Agade, focusing on the integration of Cumans into Hungary and the subsequent Mongol invasion of Europe. The Mongols, led by Supertai, strategically divided their forces to invade Hungary and Poland. King Baylor of Hungary faced internal challenges, including betrayal by the Cumans and lack of support from nobles. Despite efforts to mobilize, the Hungarian forces were overwhelmed in the Battle of the Shia River, leading to a devastating defeat. The aftermath saw significant losses for Hungary and territorial concessions to Austria.

What role did Frederick the Second play in the conflict?

Explain the significance of the Battle of Lagnitsa in the context of the Mongol invasion.

What were the main factors that led to the Hungarian defeat at the Shia River?

What were the long-term effects of the Mongol invasion on Hungary?