The Empire of Genghis Khan

The book tells how a small and little-known people - the Mongols, led by Genghis Khan, created a powerful state in a short time, crushing several civilizations of the Middle Ages. The phenomenon of Genghis Khan is examined in the monograph based on the latest theoretical discoveries in the field of sociocultural and political anthropology. The authors reinterpret the main events of Mongolian history, conduct a systemic analysis of Mongolian society in the XII-XIII centuries, its social structure, and public organization, revealing the geopolitical, socio-economic, and cultural prerequisites for the formation of the empire and the nature of its relations with the agrarian world.
For students of historical, anthropological, cultural, and political science specializations, as well as for anyone interested in the problems of world history.