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Books by 包丽英
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The Mongol Empire: Newly Revised Collector’s Edition, Complete in Four Volumes 蒙古帝国（全四册）全新修订珍藏版
This novel tells the legendary life of Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol Empire. It recounts how he survived against the odds, rose to power with an army of 30,000, and unified the Mongolian steppe in just 20 years. With vivid, nuanced prose, it also brings famous steppe heroes such as Muqali, Boorchu, and Jebe to life, and reveals the little-known loves and enmities between Genghis Khan and his companions.
918Reads9.5Score303Shelves
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The Mongol Empire (Complete in Four Volumes) 蒙古帝国（全四册）
With the surging currents of history as its warp and the lives of central figures such as Genghis Khan as its weft, this story weaves together a little-known secret history of the Mongol Empire. This volume recounts the legendary life of Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol Empire. The novel not only tells how Genghis Khan survived adversity, rose to power with an army of 30,000, and unified the Mongolian steppe in just twenty years, but also vividly portrays famous steppe heroes such as Muqali,
402Reads9.5Score109Shelves
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The Mongol Empire II: The Headlong Rush West 蒙古帝国2·狂飙西进
This volume tells the story of Genghis Khan's grandson Batu, who led tens of thousands of Mongol troops westward in a whirlwind conquest of Europe. His forces swept all before them, eventually founding the Golden Horde, one of the Four Khanates. It also recounts his courageous determination to overcome all opposition and raise Mongke to the khan's throne, honoring his grandfather's instructions. Alongside a panoramic recreation of the grand scale of the battles, the novel focuses on Batu's roman
170Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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The Mongol Empire 1: Eagle Soaring Across the Sky 蒙古帝国1·鹰击长空
This volume recounts the legendary life of Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol Empire, tracing his rise on horseback across the grasslands, his campaigns and conquests, and his dominion over the world. Beyond describing his triumphant record of surviving adversity, building his power from an army of 30,000, uniting the Mongolian grasslands within 20 years, sweeping across Eurasia, and conquering as many as 720 tribes, the novel also vividly brings to life a host of grassland heroes centered arou
34Reads8.0Score—Shelves