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The History of Mongolia: Genghis Khan, the Steppe Empire, and the Making of a Nation

The History of Mongolia: Genghis Khan, the Steppe Empire, and the Making of a Nation

Paperback

Series: Wish I Knew This Sooner

Military BiographiesCentral Asian HistoryChinese History

ISBN13: 9798194731343
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 25 2026
Pages: 340
Weight: 1.29
Height: 0.71 Width: 7.50 Depth: 9.25
Language: English

A people of roughly one million redrew the map of the world. Then they nearly vanished from it.

Around the year 1200 the eastern steppe held no cities, no coinage, no writing in daily use, and fewer people than live today in a mid-sized town. Within a single lifetime their grandchildren were collecting taxes in Korea, sitting on the throne of China, and receiving nervous ambassadors from the Pope. Eight centuries later their descendants govern a nation of 3.5 million squeezed between Russia and China, where roughly a third of the workforce still lives by its herds.

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