How many miles apart were farthest part of mongol empire and the empire?

The Mongol Empire was the largest contiguous empire in history. At its peak, it spanned from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea, and from Siberia to the Indian Ocean. The farthest apart parts of the empire were approximately 8,000 miles apart. This distance is equivalent to the distance between New York City and Beijing.

What three bodies of water surround Korean peninsula?

When did the Japanese formally declare war during Pearl Harbor?

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