Subbotnik or death: how did khashar, the Mongols’ most feared tactic, come to be?
The word “khashar” is translated from Arabic as “joint free labor. And in Uzbekistan and...
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...
The capital of the Caliphate, the City of Peace, the pearl of the Abbasid state,...
In 1155 (or 1162), the Mongol prince Yesugei was hunting in the steppe with his...
The power of Genghis Khan and his descendants was so great that a political concept...
1391 The night steppe smelled of cinders. The hot wind drove the ashes, the ashes...
A small Ottoman force first crossed into Europe in 1352, at the end of Bey...
He marched through the world like samum — a fiery desert wind, scorching everything in...