From the Rhine to the Volga: Who the Huns were and how they created their great power
In 376 AD, the barbarians living north of the Danube turned to their civilized adversary...
In 376 AD, the barbarians living north of the Danube turned to their civilized adversary...
“Before leaving, he ordered the execution of the chiefs, following the traditions of ancient China....
In the ranking of the largest states in history, the first place is, of course,...
Türks and Mongols lived in close contact for many millennia and were part of the...
The Western campaign of the Mongols is known in detail, many annals and chronicles have...
Hygiene paradoxes: a cultural phenomenon of Pecheneg society The hygienic practices of the Pechenegs represent...
The word “khashar” is translated from Arabic as “joint free labor. And in Uzbekistan and...
The Don and Zaporozhye Cossacks bore a Turkic name, lived a Turkic life, used Turkic...
Not many countries managed to defeat the Mongols in battle at the peak of their...
The Middle Danube is the last large section of the Eurasian steppe, which stretches westward...