"Genghis Khan-2. A road to heaven” – the world history as seen by a nomad

Authors

  • Nikolay V. Abaev Buryat State University

Keywords:

review; Genghis Khan; Mongols; the nomads; medieval history

Abstract

Review to: Amrekulov N.A. Genghis Khan-2. A road to heaven – the world history as seen by a nomad. M.: Ethnosphere, 2014. 402 P.

References

Amrekulov, N. A. (2014) Chingiskhan-2. Put' k raiu. M. : Etnosfera.

Abaev, N. V. (2007) Tsivilizatsionnaia geopolitika narodov Altai-Baikal'skogo regiona i Tsentral'noi Azii. Kyzyl : Izd-vo TyvGU.

Abaev, N. V. (2015) Kul't sviashchennykh gor i tengrianskii epos buriat-mongolov. Izd-e 2-e. Irkutsk : Bagul'nik ; BSGroups Ltd.

Published

31.08.2015

How to Cite

Abaev, N. V. (2015) “"Genghis Khan-2. A road to heaven” – the world history as seen by a nomad”, The New Research of Tuva, 3. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/16 (Accessed: 24.11.2024).

Issue

No. 3 (2015)

Section

Reviews and Annotations

Author Biography

Nikolay V. Abaev, Buryat State University

Doctor of History, Professor, Head of the laboratory of Synergetic Research Institute of Eurasia, Inner Asia

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