Dulans History of the Mongols - Century Library (2 Volumes)

Author: (Swedish) J. J. Dausan
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Among the various fields of Chinese chronological history, the Yuan Dynasty is an international project. This is because the historical activities of the Mongol people during this period hold a special global significance. The Yuan Dynasty, which established its capital in what is now Beijing, not only achieved the unification of the nation but also expanded outward, reaching as far as Eastern Europe today and establishing Khanates such as Chagatai, Golden Horde, and Ilkhanate. These Khanates had a profound impact on the historical development of the peoples in these regions while also elevating and broadening the internal and external exchanges of China's traditional political economy and intellectual and cultural development. For this reason, a comprehensive understanding and research of the history of the Yuan Dynasty and the activities of the Mongol people necessitate the reference and utilization of historical documents beyond traditional sources. The author, J. J. Dausan, a renowned orientalist, presents this monumental work translated from French, which incorporates a wealth of Arabic and Persian historical materials. It not only provides a detailed account of the activities of the Mongol people in Central Asia, West Asia, and Europe but also offers abundant reference resources for the study and application of traditional sources such as The History of the Yuan Dynasty, earning high praise and widespread use among scholars both in China and abroad.
Among the various fields of Chinese chronological history, the Yuan Dynasty is an international project. This is because the historical activities of the Mongol people during this period hold a special global significance. The Yuan Dynasty, which established its capital in what is now Beijing, not only achieved the unification of the nation but also expanded outward, reaching as far as Eastern Europe today and establishing Khanates such as Chagatai, Golden Horde, and Ilkhanate. These Khanates had a profound impact on the historical development of the peoples in these regions while also elevating and broadening the internal and external exchanges of China's traditional political economy and intellectual and cultural development. For this reason, a comprehensive understanding and research of the history of the Yuan Dynasty and the activities of the Mongol people necessitate the reference and utilization of historical documents beyond traditional sources. The author, J. J. Dausan, a renowned orientalist, presents this monumental work translated from French, which incorporates a wealth of Arabic and Persian historical materials. It not only provides a detailed account of the activities of the Mongol people in Central Asia, West Asia, and Europe but also offers abundant reference resources for the study and application of traditional sources such as The History of the Yuan Dynasty, earning high praise and widespread use among scholars both in China and abroad.