Grassland Empire (Including Map Catalogue)

Author: René Grousset
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: When The Secret History of the Mongols, influenced by Buddhism in Inner Mongolia, was published, The Genealogy of the Turks, influenced by Islam in Central Asia, was completed by Kefi Khan Yuan Wang and the Mongol descendant Akeqiba Duhur (1605—1665) between 1663 and 1665. This book is divided into nine volumes:
① From Adam's creation to the Mongol Khans;
② From the Mongol Khans to Genghis Khan;
③ Genghis Khan;
④ ?gedei Khan and his descendants;
⑤ Chagatai Khan and his descendants;
⑥ Tolui Khan and his descendants;
⑦ Jochi Khan and his descendants;
⑧ The descendants of Shiban Khan in the regions outside the Irtysh River, Crimea, Kazakh, and Dulan;
⑨ The descendants of Shiban Khan in Khwarezm.
In 1854, the Russian scholar Sablukov translated it into Russian, changing the title to The Genealogy of the Turks. Later, from 1871 to 1874, the book was translated into French by the French scholar Demas in two volumes and published in St. Petersburg, titled The History of the Mongol and Tartar Peoples.