Mongol invasion of Bulgaria and Serbia

Asia
Burma	First Ngasaunggyan; Pagan; ; Second;
Central Asia	Kara-Khitan; Khwarezm;
China	Western Xia; Jin; Song;
Japan	Bun'ei; Kōan;
Vietnam	Bạch Đằng;
Volga Bulgaria	Samara Bend; Bilär;
Other invasions	India; Java; Korea; Tibet;
Europe
	Georgia; Rus'; Dzurdzuketia (Chechnya); Poland (first); Hungary (first); Bulgaria and Serbia; Poland (second); Hungary (second); Poland (third);
Middle East
	Anatolia; Baghdad; Palestine (Ain Jalut); Levant;

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After the end of the Mongol invasion of Europe, Mongol tumens led by Batu Khan and Kadan invaded Bulgaria in 1242 after ravaging Dalmatia, Bosnia and Serbia. After his defeat against the Mongols, the Bulgarian tsar Kaliman I turned into a Mongol vassal.

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