It began with the capture of Hangzhou, and ended with the rebellion of Zhu Yuanzhang.  During it, a second capital at Khanbalik was established and the project of extending the Great Canal connecting the Yangtze and the Yellow Rivers to that capital was begun.  Its first capital had been at Karakorum and this dynasty's name was taken when it's rulers looked outside their own language, taking the Chinese name for "first."  Succeeding the Sung Dynasty and lasting from 1279 to 1368, FTP, identify this period of Mongol rule in China.
It began with the capture of Hangzhou, and ended with the rebellion of Zhu Yuanzhang.  During it, a second capital at Khanbalik was established and the project of extending the Great Canal connecting the Yangtze and the Yellow Rivers to that capital was begun.  Its first capital had been at Karakorum and this dynasty's name was taken when it's rulers looked outside their own language, taking the Chinese name for "first."  Succeeding the Sung Dynasty and lasting from 1279 to 1368, FTP, identify this period of Mongol rule in China.
It began with the capture of Hangzhou, and ended with the rebellion of Zhu Yuanzhang.  
Yuan Dynasty