The Bubonic Plague was brought originally from Central Asia by the Mongols and eventually to Europe by

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The Bubonic Plague was brought to Europe by Genoese traders who were returning from the Crimea in 1347. They brought infected rats on their ships, and the rats spread the disease to humans. The Mongols may have brought the disease from Central Asia, but they were not the ones who brought it to Europe. The other options, Chinese explorers, Christian monks, and Russian serfs, are not historically accurate in relation to the spread of the Bubonic Plague.

The Bubonic Plague Was Brought Originally from Central Asia by the Mongols