Poznaj stolice Azji w 1300
Plan: 9 rund po pięć
Tak dzielimy elementy, po pięć naraz i według obszarów mapy (w nawiasie stolica, jeśli nazywa się inaczej). Każda runda zaczyna się obok poprzedniej.
- Runda 1: Andravida (Achaea) (Frankish and Venetian Greece), Konstantynopol (Byzantine Empire), Söğüt (Ottoman beylik of Osman), Karaman (Turkish beyliks of Anatolia (Karamanids, Germiyan, Aydın…)), Konya (Sultanate of Rum (under Mongol protection))
- Runda 2: Sis (Armenian Cilicia), Nicosia (Kingdom of Cyprus), Trebizond (Empire of Trebizond), Tbilisi (Kingdom of Georgia), Tabriz (Ilkhanate)
- Runda 3: Cairo (Mamluk Sultanate), Ta'izz (Rasulid Sultanate of Yemen), Hormuz (Kingdom of Hormuz), Bahla (Oman (the Nabhanids)), Thatta (Sumra Sindh)
- Runda 4: Delhi (Delhi Sultanate), Srinagar (Kashmir (Hindu kings)), Almalik (Chagatai Khanate), Bhaktapur (Nepal and the Himalayan principalities), Gaur (Lakhnauti) (Bengal (the sultans of Lakhnauti))
- Runda 5: Cuttack (Eastern Ganga dynasty (Odisha)), Warangal (Kakatiya kingdom), Devagiri (Yadava kingdom of Devagiri), Dwarasamudra (Hoysala Empire), Madurai (Pandya kingdom)
- Runda 6: Kollam (Kerala kingdoms (Venad and Calicut)), Kurunegala (Sri Lanka (Sinhalese kingdoms and Jaffna)), Martaban (Mon kingdom of Martaban), Sukhothai (Sukhothai Kingdom), Chiang Mai (Kingdom of Lan Na)
- Runda 7: Myinsaing (Myinsaing Burma (under Mongol suzerainty)), Charaideo (Ahom kingdom and the north-eastern kingdoms), Muang Sua (Luang Prabang) (Lao principalities (Muang Sua)), Thăng Long (Hanoi) (Đại Việt (Trần dynasty)), Angkor (Khmer Empire)
- Runda 8: Vijaya (Champa), Nakhon Si Thammarat (Tambralinga) (Malay city-states (Tambralinga, Kedah…)), Pasai (Sumatra (Pasai, Malayu and other kingdoms)), Pakuan (Sunda Kingdom), Majapahit (Trowulan) (Majapahit Empire)
- Runda 9: Khanbaliq (Beijing) (Yuan dynasty (the Great Khan)), Gaegyeong (Kaesong) (Korea (Goryeo, a Mongol vassal)), Kyoto (Japan (the Kamakura shogunate)), Sarai (Golden Horde), Vladimir (Russian principalities (the Horde's vassals))
Poznaj stolice Azji w 1300 we własnym tempie: pokazujemy ci 45 stolic, po pięć naraz, każdą na jej miejscu na mapie, a ty powtarzasz te, które mylisz, aż je zapamiętasz. Za darmo, bez rejestracji.
Sprawdź się
Jakie są stolice Azji w 1300?
Ahom kingdom and the north-eastern kingdoms: Charaideo; Armenian Cilicia: Sis; Bengal (the sultans of Lakhnauti): Gaur (Lakhnauti); Byzantine Empire: Konstantynopol; Chagatai Khanate: Almalik; Champa: Vijaya; Đại Việt (Trần dynasty): Thăng Long (Hanoi); Delhi Sultanate: Delhi; Eastern Ganga dynasty (Odisha): Cuttack; Empire of Trebizond: Trebizond; Frankish and Venetian Greece: Andravida (Achaea); Golden Horde: Sarai; Hoysala Empire: Dwarasamudra; Ilkhanate: Tabriz; Japan (the Kamakura shogunate): Kyoto; Kakatiya kingdom: Warangal; Kashmir (Hindu kings): Srinagar; Kerala kingdoms (Venad and Calicut): Kollam; Khmer Empire: Angkor; Kingdom of Cyprus: Nicosia; Kingdom of Georgia: Tbilisi; Kingdom of Hormuz: Hormuz; Kingdom of Lan Na: Chiang Mai; Korea (Goryeo, a Mongol vassal): Gaegyeong (Kaesong); Lao principalities (Muang Sua): Muang Sua (Luang Prabang); Majapahit Empire: Majapahit (Trowulan); Malay city-states (Tambralinga, Kedah…): Nakhon Si Thammarat (Tambralinga); Mamluk Sultanate: Cairo; Mon kingdom of Martaban: Martaban; Myinsaing Burma (under Mongol suzerainty): Myinsaing; Nepal and the Himalayan principalities: Bhaktapur; Oman (the Nabhanids): Bahla; Ottoman beylik of Osman: Söğüt; Pandya kingdom: Madurai; Rasulid Sultanate of Yemen: Ta'izz; Russian principalities (the Horde's vassals): Vladimir; Sri Lanka (Sinhalese kingdoms and Jaffna): Kurunegala; Sukhothai Kingdom: Sukhothai; Sultanate of Rum (under Mongol protection): Konya; Sumatra (Pasai, Malayu and other kingdoms): Pasai; Sumra Sindh: Thatta; Sunda Kingdom: Pakuan; Turkish beyliks of Anatolia (Karamanids, Germiyan, Aydın…): Karaman; Yadava kingdom of Devagiri: Devagiri; Yuan dynasty (the Great Khan): Khanbaliq (Beijing).
Jak najłatwiej nauczyć się, gdzie są stolice Azji w 1300?
Obszarami i w małych grupach: poznaj pięć sąsiednich elementów, znajdź je spokojnie na mapie, a te, które pomylisz, powtórz trochę później i następnego dnia. Powtórka tuż przed zapomnieniem sprawia, że zostają w pamięci.
Ile czasu zajmuje nauka: stolice Azji w 1300?
To 45 elementów w 9 rundach po pięć: mniej więcej minuta na rundę, żeby zobaczyć wszystkie, a potem przez kilka dni krótkie powtórki, żebyś ich nie zapomniał.