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Cambridge University Press Cambridge Culture and Conquest Mongol Eurasia History Book

Name: Cambridge Culture and Conquest Mongol Eurasia History Book
Brand: Cambridge University Press
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Explore the vast transcontinental empire of the thirteenth century with this scholarly study from Cambridge University Press. This book examines how the Mongol empire acted as a cultural clearing house for the Old World, facilitating the movement of commodities, ideologies, and technologies across Eurasia. The text focuses on the extensive exchanges between the ancient civilizations of Iran and China. Under Mongol rule, these realms shared cultural resources, creating a steady flow of scholarly literature and specialist personnel between the East and the West. From cartography to various technical advancements, this study provides a detailed look at the lively traffic that connected these distant regions. Part of the Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization series, this work offers a deep look into the historical connections that shaped the medieval world. It is an essential resource for readers interested in world history, transcontinental trade, and the cultural movements of the Mongol era.

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Examines the Mongol empire as a central cultural clearing house for the Old World during the thirteenth century.

Provides a detailed study of the specific exchanges and resource sharing between Iran and China.

Traces the movement of specialist personnel and scholarly literature across Eurasia.

Covers the dissemination of various technologies, ideologies, and commodities under Mongol rule.

Includes historical analysis of cultural connections ranging from cartography to diverse scientific fields.

Published by Cambridge University Press as part of the Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization series.

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Brand: Cambridge University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 052160270X
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 12 January 2008
Listed Since: 04 January 2007

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