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... Mongol society . Over the centuries the Mongols devel- oped their own very rich Buddhist traditions . Mongolian scholars translated a large corpus of texts from Tibetan , and they produced their own sophisticated original texts . The ...
... Mongol society . Over the centuries the Mongols devel- oped their own very rich Buddhist traditions . Mongolian scholars translated a large corpus of texts from Tibetan , and they produced their own sophisticated original texts . The ...
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A - K. Mongol thrust into eastern Europe Mongol khanates of the steppes The Golden Horde Rise of the Uzbeks Russian advance into Siberia Motives for. The Mongol epoch . The creation of the Mongol empire by Genghis Khan was a great feat ...
A - K. Mongol thrust into eastern Europe Mongol khanates of the steppes The Golden Horde Rise of the Uzbeks Russian advance into Siberia Motives for. The Mongol epoch . The creation of the Mongol empire by Genghis Khan was a great feat ...
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... Mongolian chronicle . Of interest is the fact that Arghūn Khăn , Mongol ruler of Persia , sent a musician as emissary to Philip IV the Fair of France in 1289. Because of the focal position of Mongolia at the heart of Central Asia , some ...
... Mongolian chronicle . Of interest is the fact that Arghūn Khăn , Mongol ruler of Persia , sent a musician as emissary to Philip IV the Fair of France in 1289. Because of the focal position of Mongolia at the heart of Central Asia , some ...
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