Mongolian History

Mongol History Book Description Mongols, XIII. While they were a nomadic community unknown in the cultural world of the east and west, living in a remote corner of Asia until the beginning of the century, they suddenly emerged on the stage of history, wiped out the powerful empires that had dominated various parts of the world for centuries, and occupied the enormous cultural areas of the east and west, creating a great empire. They succeeded in establishing it. The harsh wind of the high plateaus, extreme cold and scorching heat have created these people with slanted eyes, high cheekbones and sparse beards. The physical characteristics of the Mongols resistant to all kinds of difficult conditions and the strict discipline brought by Genghis Khan turned the scattered Mongolian tribes into a world state. Not even a century later, the Mongol Khans settled down and made great contributions to world civilization. During the Pax Mongolica period, the face of trade routes in Asia changed, and a safe and free trade environment made it possible to experience great prosperity in Asia. Even though the Mongols have left the stage of history today and live a more modest life, their legacy still lives in the places where Mongolian horsemen passed... (From the Promotional Bulletin)