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The Place of Sufism in the Spiritual Life of the Golden Horde and Hulaguid Rulers
: Objective: The disclosure of the nature of the relations of the Turkic-Mongol khans with the Sufi sheikhs and the reason for the establishment of these relations.
N.F. Akhundova
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The Silk Route from Land to Sea
The Silk Route reached its historic and economic apogee under the Mongol Empire (1207–1368), as a direct result of the policies of Chinggis Khan (Genghis Khan) and his successors.
Jack Weatherford
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In the first half of the 13th century, Europe feared the conquering invasion of the Mongol Empire. The key to an empire's strength undoubtedly lies in its organized state and legal structure.
Orsolya Falus, Borbála Obrusánszky
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Research objectives: To characterize the legal status of a basqaq, daruga and shihne in the Turkic-Mongol states during the epoch of the Mongol Empire and its uluses, as well as to prove of the authentication of these offices.
Mustakimov I.A. +3 more
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The Ancient Tatar States in Central Asia [PDF]
The article examines the earliest stages of the history of the Tatars. The origins of the Tatars are traced from the collapse of both the Han Empire and the Empire of Xiongnu and are considered during the subsequent periods preceding the emergence of the
S.G. Klyashtorny
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History of traditional Mongolian medical education based on Manba Datsan: A literature review. [PDF]
Batmunkh B +4 more
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Permafrost preservation reveals proteomic evidence for yak milk consumption in the 13th century. [PDF]
Ventresca Miller AR +11 more
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Information on ‘Tatars’ in Chinese Historical Chronicles: “Song Shi” and Works of Li Xinchuan
This article analyzes the ethnonym ‘Tatars’ within the context of Chinese historical sources from the Song dynasty, particularly focusing on the dynastic history “Song Shi” and the writings of Li Xinchuan.
R. T. Ganiev +2 more
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Ordos Mausoleum of Genghis Khan: History and Modernity
Introduction. The memory of the great Mongol conqueror and his empire still remains the focus of attention of scientists, writers and statesmen and influences modern cultural and political processes.
Nomin D. Tsyrenova, Chingis Ts. Tsyrenov
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