The Mongol Empire: Its Rise and LegacyAllen and Unwin, 1961 - 581 pagina's Beskrivelse af det mongolske imperium i det 13., 14. og 15. århundrede. Djengis Khan var historiens største erobrer og herskede ved sin død over et rige fra Stillehavet til Forasien. - Biblioteket har tillige af tysksproget originaludgave "Das Erbe Tschingis Chan", Stuttgart og Berlin 1935 og dansk 1953 "Djengis-Khan og det Mongolske Verdensrige." |
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