Until the collapse of the system in Mongolia in 1990 and the consequent decline of the Soviet Union's influence on all areas of Mongolian society, theoretical treatments of Mongolian historiography went along the lines of the prevailing political ideology of socialism. Adopting a fresh approach, this book criticizes the theoretical adaptation of the feudalism concept to nomadic culture. At the same time, it treats the history of Mongolia in view of the structural and developmental particularities of nomadic society.
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The history of Mongolia from the twelfth to the eighteenth centuries represents a period which has long been of interest to specialists of Mongolian studies and which has been extensively researched. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nomadic livestock keeping, livestock keeping families, golden tribe, livestock keepers, nomadic feudalism, traditional nomadic society, governing princes, feudalism concept, mobile livestock, central chancellery, middle epoch, monastic economy, winter thunderstorms, grand dignitary, pasture regions, feudal ownership, nomadic economy, pastoral regions, tribal organisation, livestock economy, nomadic empires, tribal federation, ownership conditions, mobile way, keeping economy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Genghis Khaan, Khalkha Mongolia, Central Asia, Outer Mongolia, Khublai Khaan, Secen Khan Aimag, Zasagt Khan Aimag, Altan Khaan, Ogadai Khaan, Soviet Union, Tibetan Buddhism, Marco Polo, October Revolution, Emperor Kangxi, Iletkhel Shastir, Near Eastern New!
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The history of Mongolia from the twelfth to the eighteenth centuries represents a period which has long been of interest to specialists of Mongolian studies and which has been extensively researched. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nomadic livestock keeping, livestock keeping families, golden tribe, livestock keepers, nomadic feudalism, traditional nomadic society, governing princes, feudalism concept, mobile livestock, central chancellery, middle epoch, monastic economy, winter thunderstorms, grand dignitary, pasture regions, feudal ownership, nomadic economy, pastoral regions, tribal organisation, livestock economy, nomadic empires, tribal federation, ownership conditions, mobile way, keeping economy Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Genghis Khaan, Khalkha Mongolia, Central Asia, Outer Mongolia, Khublai Khaan, Secen Khan Aimag, Zasagt Khan Aimag, Altan Khaan, Ogadai Khaan, Soviet Union, Tibetan Buddhism, Marco Polo, October Revolution, Emperor Kangxi, Iletkhel Shastir, Near Eastern New!
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- What Happened in History: The Classic Study Which Opened Up New Perspectives in History (Peregrine Books) by V. Gordon Childe in Back Matter
- Mongolian-English Dictionary by Ferdinand D Lessing in Back Matter
- Peoples of Central Asia (Uralic & Altaic S.) by Lawrence Krader in Back Matter
- The Political Role of Mongol Buddhism (Uralic and Altaic) by Larry W. Moses in Back Matter
- Climates of Hunger by Reid A. Bryson in Back Matter
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- Rural Capitalists in Asia: A Comparative Analysis on India, Indonesia and Malaysia (Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Monograph Series) by Mario Rutten in Front Matter
- Rural Capitalists in Asia: A Comparative Analysis on India, Indonesia and Malaysia (Nordic Institute of Asian Studies) by Mario Rutten in Front Matter
- Tanegashima - The Arrival of Europe in Japan (NIAS Monograph Series) by Olof G. Lidin in Front Matter
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