The Mongol empire’s expansion and rethinking research trends in Chinese historical climatology by Ka wai Fan

“…This article introduces the underlying reasons for the westward expansion of the Mongol Empire, challenging entrenched assumptions through the lens of climate. …”
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The First Challenges of the Russian Princes to the Mongol Rulers: Years 1242–1243 by Gorsky A.A.

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Review of the II International Congress on the History of Turkic Statehood “The statehood of the Turkic peoples in the Chingisid era” by Umbetov N.A.

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n the identification of some characters in Plano Carpini’s “History of the Mongols” by Trepavlov V.V.

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Tarkhan : A Nomad Institution in an Islamic Context by Marie Favereau

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Comparing the Islamisation of the Jochid and Hülegüid Uluses: Muslim and Christian Perspectives by Roman Hautala

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Poisoned” khans: the phenomenon of the sudden death of rulers in the mental perception of medieval Mongols by Vorotyntsev L.V., Galimov T.R.

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Ordos Mausoleum of Genghis Khan: History and Modernity by Nomin D. Tsyrenova, Chingis Ts. Tsyrenov

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The Story of the Golden Horde Told by Coins (Japanese): 貨幣が語るジョチ・ウルス by Atik K.

“…Amidst a resurgence of scholarly interest in the Mongol Empire and Golden Horde, Shinichiro’s work stands out for its focus on economic rather than historical or military aspects. …”
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Mongol History rewritten and relived by Beatrice Forbes Manz

“…We see in both regional and dynastic histories the constant elaboration of central issues, particularly the question of the division of the Mongol Empire, and the drama of Islamization. In this paper the author examines the use of history by several rulers who sought to increase their prestige and legitimate their rule through the active imitation of past rulers and the manipulation of historical memories. …”
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Batu’s Ryazan Gambit: on new Interpretations of the Messages from “The Tale of the Destruction of Ryazan by Batu” in Modern Research by Vorotyntsev L.V.

“…The researcher’s hypotheses about the purposeful policy of Batu aimed at the peaceful inclusion of the principalities of Northeastern Russia into the state system of the Mongol Empire, and the simultaneous provocation of the ruling elites of the Ryazan Principality to a military conflict through the murder of prince Fyodor Yuryevich, contain a number of logical contradictions and are not confirmed by information from both Russian chronicles and foreign sources on the Mongol Western Campaign.…”
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“Dastur al-katib” as a source on history of state, law and chancellery culture of the Golden Horde (by the example of yarlighs on the appointment of emirs of the ulus) by Abzalov L.F., Gatin M.S., Mustakimov I.A., Pochekaev R.Yu.

“…Comparative diplomatic analysis allows one to clarify similarities in the official paper work in uluses of Hulaguids and Jochids and to confirm the common roots of chancellery traditions in these states that were heirs of the Mongol Empire.…”
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Genghis Khan in Folklore Legends of the Mongolian Peoples: Mythological Framework of Memory by Aleksand V. Isakov

“…It is noteworthy that the plots of oral traditions about Genghis Khan have almost nothing in common with information from written sources about the life of the founder of the Mongol Empire, such as “The Secret History of the Mongols” and other Mongolian, Turkic, Chinese and Persian chronicles known to us. …”
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Identifying [between] Geser and Genghis Khan. Part 1: Contamination of Images in Folklore and Historical Memories of Central and Inner Asia by Natalia N. Nikolaeva, Evgenii V. Nolev

“…The epic hero Geser (Abai Geser Bogdo Khan, Geser, Gesar) and the founder of the Mongol Empire Genghis Khan are most remarkable and iconic characters in folklore traditions of Inner Asia. …”
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