The Secret History of the Mongol Queens

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Jack Weatherford is a professor of anthropology at Macalester College in Minnesota. He is a specialist in tribal peoples and the author of Indian Givers, Native Roots, Savages and Civilization and The History of Money.

出版者:Crown Publishers
作者:Jack Weatherford
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頁數:317
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出版時間:2010-2-16
價格:USD 26.00
裝幀:Hardcover
isbn號碼:9780307407153
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  • 草原民族 
  • 魏澤福 
  • 成吉思汗 
  • 曆史 
  • 元 
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  • history 
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The Mongol queens of the thirteenth century ruled the largest empire the world has ever known. Yet sometime near the end of the century, censors cut a section from The Secret History of the Mongols, leaving a single tantalizing quote from Genghis Khan: “Let us reward our female offspring.” Only this hint of a father’s legacy for his daughters remained of a much larger story.

The queens of the Silk Route turned their father’s conquests into the world’s first truly international empire, fostering trade, education, and religion throughout their territories and creating an economic system that stretched from the Pacific to the Mediterranean. Outlandish stories of these powerful queens trickled out of the Empire, shocking the citizens of Europe and and the Islamic world.

After Genghis Khan’s death in 1227, conflicts erupted between his daughters and his daughters-in-law; what began as a war between powerful women soon became a war against women in power as brother turned against sister, son against mother. At the end of this epic struggle, the dynasty of the Mongol queens had seemingly been extinguished forever, as even their names were erased from the historical record..

One of the most unusual and important warrior queens of history arose to avenge the wrongs, rescue the tattered shreds of the Mongol Empire, and restore order to a shattered world. Putting on her quiver and picking up her bow, Queen Mandhuhai led her soldiers through victory after victory. In her thirties she married a seventeen-year-old prince, and she bore eight children in the midst of a career spent fighting the Ming Dynasty of China on one side and a series of Muslim warlords on the other. Her unprecedented success on the battlefield provoked the Chinese into the most frantic and expensive phase of wall building in history. Charging into battle even while pregnant, she fought to reassemble the Mongol Nation of Genghis Khan and to preserve it for her own children to rule in peace.

At the conclusion of his magnificently researched and ground-breaking narrative, Weatherford notes that, despite their mystery and the efforts to erase them from our collective memory, the deeds of these Mongol queens inspired great artists from Chaucer and Milton to Goethe and Puccini, and so their stories live on today. With The Secret History of the Mongol Queens, Jack Weatherford restores the queens’ missing chapter to the annals of history.

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在历史的大舞台上,我们见得多的是属于那些大男人们的天下。唯一能够让我能够耳熟能详的女王唯有两人:一个是武则天,另一个则是慈禧。但是,历史上的女王真的只有这么两个吗?如果在以前,我的确非常肯定地确认这样的询问。但是,当我读完了这本名为《最后的蒙古女王》一书之...

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在历史的大舞台上,我们见得多的是属于那些大男人们的天下。唯一能够让我能够耳熟能详的女王唯有两人:一个是武则天,另一个则是慈禧。但是,历史上的女王真的只有这么两个吗?如果在以前,我的确非常肯定地确认这样的询问。但是,当我读完了这本名为《最后的蒙古女王》一书之...

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在历史的大舞台上,我们见得多的是属于那些大男人们的天下。唯一能够让我能够耳熟能详的女王唯有两人:一个是武则天,另一个则是慈禧。但是,历史上的女王真的只有这么两个吗?如果在以前,我的确非常肯定地确认这样的询问。但是,当我读完了这本名为《最后的蒙古女王》一书之...

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在读这本书之前,读过杰克•威泽弗德的《成吉思汗与今日世界之形成》,已经领略过他讲故事的风采,很精彩,娓娓道来,让读者如同身临其境,为我们展示了一位卓越人物是如何创造了自己的帝国,并对我们今日世界的形成的深刻影响。该书成功塑造了成吉思汗的新形象,他是...  

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勉强读到满都海,实在被作者天马行空的思路和车轱辘话吓倒,不敢读完最后两章。一切资料都来源于《蒙古秘史》,恰恰这本书最不可信,起码不是信史,就像5月份读的《哥特史》一样,满满的臆想连篇,连最基础的地理范围都分不清。比如说成吉思汗的三个远嫁女儿,本是为了政治联姻...  

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“In history, those individuals who refuse the options presented by the circumstances of life usually end up broken. Those few who reject what life offers and still find their own path are rightfully called heroes.”

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“In history, those individuals who refuse the options presented by the circumstances of life usually end up broken. Those few who reject what life offers and still find their own path are rightfully called heroes.”

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“In history, those individuals who refuse the options presented by the circumstances of life usually end up broken. Those few who reject what life offers and still find their own path are rightfully called heroes.”

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“In history, those individuals who refuse the options presented by the circumstances of life usually end up broken. Those few who reject what life offers and still find their own path are rightfully called heroes.”

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“In history, those individuals who refuse the options presented by the circumstances of life usually end up broken. Those few who reject what life offers and still find their own path are rightfully called heroes.”

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