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讲谈社·兴亡的世界史（全九卷）
(japan) Moritani Kimitoshi And Others
The Japanese version of "Kodansha: The Rise and Fall of the World History (nine volumes)" and "The Rise and Fall of the World History" have a total of 21 volumes, and the first volume of the Chinese version is released in 9 volumes. This set of world history focusing on the rise and fall of Japan is written by Japan's top historians and refreshes our understanding of both "world" and "history". There are worlds and eras that are not recorded in textbooks, and you can also see history through the eyes of non-historians. It is precisely because of this arrangement that this set of books becomes a "dynamic world history." Among the nine books released in the first volume, Masaaki Sugiyama's History of Mongolia tells the story of the true globalization of the world since the Mongol era; Prince Hayashi's History of the Ottoman Empire analyzes how the multi-ethnic coexistence of the Islamic world can achieve long-term stability; Southeast Asia written by Yoshiaki Ishizawa is like a self-sufficient paradise; Takao Moriyasu's Anshi Rebellion also became a turning point for the entire Eurasian continent, and so on. These different historical perspectives are integrated into a common civilization genealogy and become a knowledge system that human beings can share with peace of mind.
The Japanese version of "Kodansha: The Rise and Fall of the World History (nine volumes)" and "The Rise and Fall of the World History" have a total of 21 volumes, and the first volume of the Chinese version is released in 9 volumes. This set of world history focusing on the rise and fall of Japan is written by Japan's top historians and refreshes our understanding of both "world" and "history". There are worlds and eras that are not recorded in textbooks, and you can also see history through the eyes of non-historians. It is precisely because of this arrangement that this set of books becomes a "dynamic world history." Among the nine books released in the first volume, Masaaki Sugiyama's History of Mongolia tells the story of the true globalization of the world since the Mongol era; Prince Hayashi's History of the Ottoman Empire analyzes how the multi-ethnic coexistence of the Islamic world can achieve long-term stability; Southeast Asia written by Yoshiaki Ishizawa is like a self-sufficient paradise; Takao Moriyasu's Anshi Rebellion also became a turning point for the entire Eurasian continent, and so on. These different historical perspectives are integrated into a common civilization genealogy and become a knowledge system that human beings can share with peace of mind.