Golden Noble (Genghis Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty)

Author: Zhang Fenghong
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book is part of the "Chinese Emperors Series" and focuses on "Genghis Khan, the Founding Emperor of Mongolia." In the mid-12th century, the Mongolian grasslands were fragmented. Swords, wolf smoke. A life with a blood clot in its mouth was born, and ever since, mysterious legends have spread across the grasslands. Through numerous twists and turns and devastating raids, the noble tribe's economy expanded, growing alongside his cavalry. In 1206, he, Temujin, was finally crowned as the Great Khan. Thus, while building the nation's culture, he launched large-scale military campaigns, leading Genghis Khan to initiate the unification of the Mongolian grasslands and begin his legendary life of conquering Central Asia and sweeping across Southern Russia. How could a nomadic people, while forging swords and creating scripts, become invincible and possess such formidable military prowess? Readers will draw their own conclusions from the grand and majestic scenes of battle, the enigmatic religious rituals, the romantic and primitive ethnic customs, and the vividly portrayed characters. Through the fascinating journey of history, they will reflect on today's confusion, bewilderment, and unresolved questions.