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Who was the Chinese Emperor when Marco Polo visited China

Who was the Chinese Emperor when Marco Polo visited China Correct Answer Kublai Khan

Marco Polo was born in a merchant family in Venice in 1254. His father and uncle often traded into the west coast of Mediterranean Sea. On one fortuitous occasion, they went to China and met with Kublai Khan, an emperor of the Yuan Dynasty.

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