Author: (Soviet) Vasily Yankov, translated by Chen Hongfa
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Publishing Date: Not available
Features: This book is the third part of the outstanding historical trilogy "The Invasion of the Mongols" by the renowned Soviet writer Vasily Yankov (the first part "Genghis Khan" and the second part "Batu Khan" both have Chinese translations). It was awarded the Stalin Prize. The entire book primarily recounts the process of Batu Khan's conquest of Kyiv, his advance into Poland and Hungary, and his campaign all the way to the Adriatic coast before withdrawing to Sarai. The book features a large cast of characters and intricate plotlines, while also authentically depicting the lifestyles, customs, and religious rituals of Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Arab peoples in the 13th century. The plot is full of twists and turns, the conception is unique, the descriptions are meticulous, and the language is witty, making it highly engaging to read.
Towards the final ocean
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