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As the biggest contiguous empire of all time and the largest contiguous empire in history, it is no wonder that the Mongol Empire looms large in the history of mankind. It permanently altered the geography of Eurasia as well as the way the world was perceived.

When the empire grew and expanded, the Mongols were often portrayed as destroyers, liberators, and as the bearers of apocalyptic doom. However they brought in an period of religious tolerance and the transmission of cross-cultural ideas.

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This book examines the beginnings and development of the Mongol Empire under Chinggis Khan and its growth and development through his successors. The book also studies the states that succeeded him (Ilkhanate, Chaghatayid Khanate, the Jochid Ulus (Golden Horde) along with the Yuan Empire) beginning with the time of the collapse of the Empire in 1260 up to the time of their dissolution. They are compared to show how the empire worked not just at an levels of the imperial, but also how regional differences manifested themselves.

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Publisher :Edinburgh
Language : English
Hardcover :440 pages
ISBN-10 : 0748642374
ISBN-13 : 978-0748642373
Item Weight : 1.67 pounds

Timothy Michael May

Timothy May is Professor of Central Eurasian History at the University of the North Georgia. He is the writer of the books THE MONGOL CONQUESTS IN THE WORLD History The MONGOL art of war, and CULTURE and CUSTOMS of MONGOLIA. He is also the author of numerous chapters, articles and more than one hundred entries in the encyclopedia.