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Unprecedented Four Hundred Years of the Mongol Empire 3: the Tragedy of the "world Conqueror

Sun Yaoyang

181K0

The first half of the third part mainly tells the tragic history of Kublai Khan and his son Yuan Chengzong who sent troops to Japan, Annan, Champa, Myanmar, Java and other places to conduct overseas expeditions and suffered repeated defeats. The second half mainly tells the story of how the Yuan Dynasty came to decline step by step in the middle and late period. It describes in detail the overt and covert struggles of several generations of Yuan emperors over the right to inherit during this period. In just 40 years, 8 emperors died, one of whom was assassinated and one who was poisoned by his own brother, which shows how tragic it was.

The Mongol Empire Was Unprecedented for Four Hundred Years 2: Kublai Khan Created the Yuan Dynasty

Sun Yaoyang

208K0

The main content of the second part tells the tragic history of Kublai Khan and his son Yuan Chengzong who sent troops to Japan, Annan, Champa, Myanmar, Java and other places to conduct overseas expeditions and suffered repeated defeats. The second half tells the history of domestic and foreign affairs in the middle and late Yuan Dynasty. Important historical events during this historical period are involved, including Kublai Khan's conquest of Goryeo, the Eastern Conquest of Japan, the Battle of Annan, the split of the four great khanates, the death of Kublai Khan, the Haidu Rebellion, the Nanpo Incident, Zhang Gui's resignation, the Dadu Incident, etc. There are many historical figures involved, including Kublai Khan, Marco Polo, Haidu, Yuan Chengzong, Yuan Wuzong, Yuan Renzong, Yuan Yingzong, Emperor Taiding, etc.

The Mongol Empire Was Unprecedented for Four Hundred Years 1: the Rise of Genghis Khan in the Desert

Sun Yaoyang

201K0

The main content of the first part tells the story of the legendary life of Genghis Khan Temujin, from the hardships he experienced at birth to growing up as a grassland hero, to the unification of Mongolia, the crusade against the Jin Kingdom, the massive Western Expedition, and the demise of a generation of geniuses. Important historical events include the Battle of Thirteen Wings, the Battle of King Han, the Battle of Taiyang Khan, the unification of Mongolia, the surrender of the Lion King, the Battle of Yehuling, and the Western Expedition. Relevant historical figures from the same period as Genghis Khan are involved, including Wang Han, Jamuhe, Bohu, Jin Xuanzong, Yelv Chucai, Mu Huali, Qiu Chuji, etc.

The Mongol Empire Was Unprecedented for Four Hundred Years 2

Sun Yaoyang

205K8.021

The Mongol Empire and Genghis Khan are the most influential great empires and great historical figures in human history. From political leaders to military strongmen, from historians to business elites, they continue to receive worldwide attention, research and reading. The laws set by the Mongol Empire and Genghis Khan are still profoundly shaping our current situation today. In "The Unprecedented Four Hundred Years of the Mongol Empire", Sun Yaoyang, a famous Yuan history expert, based on the latest authoritative historical materials and research results, took historical events and historical figures as the main line, and added the writing style of novels to authoritatively, comprehensively and three-dimensionally reproduce the history of the most vast empire in history - the unprecedented four hundred years of the Mongol Empire, that is, the rise and fall of Genghis Khan's golden family.