The Jenghiz Empire had eradicated the struggles within the steppe lands and the neighbouring countries even for a short period of time and this situation led to the re-establishment of security in the ancient trade routes. Thus, they facilitated the transportation of both material and spiritual cultural materials from one end of the world to the other end of the world in that period. Therefore, this empire played an important role in the history of mankind beyond doubt. However, the greatest effect has been observed in the Turkish fields and over the Turkish nation. These effects can be interpreted or explained as positive or negative in respect of the histories of these regions and the specific fields of Turkish areas in the periods before Jenghiz. However, it cannot be denied that this has played a very significant and positive role in general in respect of the fate of Turkish fields and nation pursuant to this period.

While Jenghiz and his successors were involved in a great struggle for sovereignty, they had organised the steppe tribes of the Turks that formed the most important forces in that period maybe without the consideration of its results. They had turned them into a reservoir of forces like in the ancient periods and they had provided to combine the Turkish tribes with one another through the union of the Turkish fields around a single centre. These powerful and fresh new Turkish waves prevented the establishment of separate ethnical organisations under the influence of separate Turkish groups and their neighbours particularly on the borders. They had also prevented them from the creation of separate cultures different from one another under the effect of foreign groups. We have observed that several cultural centres were destroyed in the places invaded by Jenghiz and his successors and they had changed the places of some of them and constructed the new ones instead of them. In the course of the events of the destruction and construction works, the benefits and losses of Turks are considerable issues that deserve investigation and probably, it can be observed that these events were not against the benefits of Turks as a nation. In this period, the outcome of Turks as a single cultural community within the framework of Islam constituted a significant benefit in respect of the national identity. The Turkish tribes that we have observed in the banks of the borders had been united with the rear forces and they had been reinforces with this union. This situation cannot be considered as an insignificant incident in respect of the Turkish history taking into consideration the special conditions of these regions.

The disintegration of Jenghiz Empire and the declaration of the independencies by the separate regions had restricted the Turkish fields in respect of economy. The struggles that burst out among them led to the vain sacrifices of the Turkish blood. The external union that was officially continued was totally abolished in the period of Tamburlaine. None of the organisations in the borders of the Turkish fields could not provide the support of the steppe tribes that formed the resource of forces for Turks and this situation led to a continuous struggle and turmoil. Although the principles for a new union were arranged in partial manner, there were not any characters among the successors of Timur who could continue the works and affairs initiated by this commander.

In the period while they were ready to recognise a new Turkish force, the Anatolian Turkish communities did not consider the union of the Turkish states to be a great benefit for them since they were satisfied with their power in order to accomplish their works and affairs. Therefore, there was not any opportunity for the integration of the Turkish field under a specific domination. Afterwards, in the period when the spiritual powers played an important role rather than the material powers, the most significant regions of the Turkish field were under the dominion of the claws of the enemies.