Chinggis Khan - Folio Society edition

Chinggis Khan

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Chinggis Khan - Folio Society edition
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Chinggis Khan

Edition year 1993
Binding Cloth
Translator Urgunge Onon
Weight 0.75 Kg
Pages 188
Dimensions 26.1 × 15.3 cm

Edition details

Chinggis Khan, The Golden History of the Mongols. Translated and introduced by Urgunge Onon. Revised by Sue Bradbury. 12 colour plates. Map endpapers printed black on red. Bound in white cloth cover printed with the Mongolian title and translator's Chinese chop mark, and spine printed with English title. Plain black slipcase. 188pp. 26.1x15.3cm

About the book

Chinggis Khan tells the extraordinary story of the Mongol leader better known in the West as Genghis Khan, who united the tribes of the Mongolian steppe and created the foundations of the largest contiguous land empire in history. The book follows his rise from a difficult childhood through military conquest and political consolidation. It examines his leadership, military organisation and remarkable ability to unite rival peoples, while also considering the enormous destruction and long-term cultural consequences of Mongol expansion.

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