Ilkhanids

Okay little one, let me explain about the Ilkhanids. So a long, long time ago, there was a group of people called the Mongols who were really good at fighting and conquering land. They were led by a man named Genghis Khan who was very powerful and mighty.

After Genghis Khan died, his empire split into four parts and one of those parts became known as the Ilkhanate. The Ilkhanids were a group of Mongols who ruled parts of what we now call the Middle East, including Iran and Iraq.

Now, the Ilkhanids were different from the other Mongol groups because they actually converted to Islam, which was the religion of the people they were ruling over. This made them more accepted by the people they were ruling and allowed them to work with local leaders to govern their lands.

The Ilkhanids were also known for being very interested in art and learning. They brought in scholars from different parts of the world to study in their cities and build great libraries. They also supported the arts, especially poetry and paintings, and created beautiful works themselves.

Overall, the Ilkhanids were an important part of history because they ruled over a big part of the world and had a big impact on the culture and people in the Middle East.