Conquering the World Across Europe and Asia

This is not a serious history book, this is a story about how prairie wolves swallowed half the earth. In 1206, a man named Temujin unified all Mongolian tribes. He has no culture, but he knows one thing: if you don't accept it, do it. So he fought for a lifetime, sweeping across the Eurasian continent and creating the largest land empire in human history. His grandson Kublai Khan was even more ruthless - he directly changed the name of the country to "Dayuan", made Beijing the capital, and pocketed the whole of China. At its peak, it was 13.72 Million square kilometers, which is not enough for China and the entire European Union today. But "History of the New Yuan Dynasty" written by Ke Shaomin for thirty years tells us: It is easy to conquer the world, but it is difficult to dominate the world. The eleventh emperor of the Yuan Dynasty changed thrones faster than turning the pages of a book. Coups, assassinations, and powerful ministers took over. After ninety-eight years, they collapsed. This book contains the most powerful generals, the most ruthless plotters, the most legendary women, the bloodiest massacres, as well as those little people who have been ignored by official history - they all found their place in the rise and fall of this empire. History does not repeat itself, but human nature never changes. The so-called success is just living your life in your own way. This book is adapted from "History of the New Yuan Dynasty" by Ke Shaomin. If you like it, please collect it and support it;