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Empire Autopsy: How the Mongols Conquered the World and Lost Themselves

Empire Autopsy: How the Mongols Conquered the World and Lost Themselves

Paperback

Series: Empire Autopsy, Book 3

Central Asian HistoryGeneral Military HistoryGeneral World History

ISBN13: 9798232082727
Publisher: J.F. Publishing
Published: Oct 11 2025
Pages: 370
Weight: 0.94
Height: 0.77 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

Empire Autopsy: How the Mongols Conquered the World and Lost Themselves

A revolutionary examination of history's greatest empire reveals how unprecedented success planted the seeds of inevitable collapse.

In 1206, a tribal confederation led by a minor chieftain named Temüjin began a conquest that would create the largest contiguous empire in human history. Within fifty years, Mongol armies had swept from Korea to Hungary, controlling trade routes that connected civilizations and reshaping the political map of Eurasia. Yet by 1368, this seemingly invincible empire had fragmented into petty kingdoms, expelled from China and reduced to memories on the steppe.

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Yates, J. F.

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Central Asian History