Which of the following best describes the religious practices of Mongol rulers?
A. While Mongol rulers readily adopted Islam and Christianity, they rejected Buddhism because of its pacifist teachings.
B. Mongols rejected the beliefs of Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism in favor of their traditional pagan practices.
C. Mongol rulers promoted religious tolerance throughout their empires and prohibited the destruction of any religious or holy site.
D. Mongol rulers were receptive to several religious traditions and incorporated different aspects of Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism into their spiritual framework.
Answer: D
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