Genghis Khan. Supreme Ruler of the Great Steppe

A unique and comprehensive edition, prepared by the main author - a specialist in the life and deeds of Genghis Khan. The biography of Genghis Khan, one of the most enigmatic warriors and rulers of the continent, is supplemented with... rare archival illustrations collected by the author during expeditions in Mongolia. The premium design of the book will make it an excellent gift for close friends and colleagues who are interested in history. The author of the book, Alexander Melekhine, is an outstanding researcher, one of the largest specialists in Russia and the world on Genghis Khan. As a Mongolian scholar-translator, he has been studying and popularizing the heritage of Genghis Khan for over 40 years. He is the author of such books as "The Secret History of the Mongols" - a translation of the 13th-century historical-literary monument together with G. B. Yaroslavtsev, "Genghisiana. A Compilation of Contemporary Accounts", "Genghis Khan. The Secret History", "The Mongol Period. Voices of Time", "The Mongol Period. Faces of the Era", "Genghis Khan. The Imperial Idea of the Conqueror of the World", "Genghis Khan", "Tamerlane". On the pages of this book, warriors and shamans, spirits of the boundless steppes and their predictions will come to life. You will learn how Genghis Khan risked and triumphed, doubted and moved forward, how he became the master of his own fate and remained eternal. "No matter how genius his abilities were, Genghis Khan was a son of his time, a son of his people, so he must be considered acting in the circumstances of his age and environment, and not transferred to other ages and other places on the globe." - Russian scholar-mongolist, academician B. Ya. Vladimirov "Genghis Khan united all the felt-covered - Mongolian and Turkic nomads scattered across the vast expanses of Inner and Central Asia into the Great Empire of Nomads and began to establish peace and order within it. As relations with numerous peoples were established, Genghis Khan developed an unquenchable desire to unite under his authority all states that were under the Almighty Eternal Sky, to which Genghis Khan worshipped and as its executor of will he