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Det mongolske imperium i den tidlige middelalder var et kort og eksplosivt rige. To legendariske historiske figurer står meget centralt i dette rige; Djengis Khan og Kublai Khan. Det mongolske rige var i sin korte storhedstid udstrakt fra Japan i øst til det østlige Europa i vest.

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