Question at position 19 The Phags-pa Script was invented by a ____. Southern Yue noble for the Southern Qing EmpirePersian historian for the Western Xia DynastyTibetan monk for the Mongol Empire Korean shaman for the Ming DynastyClear my selection

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First, let's map out what the Phags-pa Script actually is and who created it. The script was commissioned in the 13th century by Kublai Khan and was designed by a Tibetan Buddhist monk named Phagpa (also spelled Phags-pa) to serve as a unified writing system for the Mongol Empire. With that in mind, we can evaluate the options.
Option 1: 'Southern Yue noble for the Southern Qing Empire' — This is historically inaccurate. The Phags-pa script predates the Southern Qing (which existed much later) and has no connection to Southern Yue nobles being its inventor.
Option 2: 'Persian historian for the Western Xia Dynasty' — The Western Xia Dynasty predates the Mongol Empire and Persian historians did not invent Phags-pa; the script was not a product of Persian scholarship.
Option 3: 'Tibetan monk for the Mongol Empire' — This is the historically correct pairing. Phagpa, a Tibetan monk, created the script under Mongol patronage to facilitate administration and communication across the empire.
Option 4: 'Korean shaman for the Ming Dynasty' — This mix is anachronistic: Korean shamans and the Ming Dynasty are not related to the creation of Phags-pa, and the script was not a product of that context.
In summary, only Option 3 aligns with the historical facts about the Phags-pa Script’s origin, while the other options couple incorrect cultures, roles, or dynasties with no basis in the script’s invention.

Question at position 19 The Phags-pa Script was invented by a ____. Southern Yue noble for the Southern Qing EmpirePersian historian for the Western Xia DynastyTibetan monk for the Mongol Empire Korean shaman for the Ming DynastyClear my selection

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