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... Mongol political domination . As soon as the Mongols became aware of the political necessity to integrate with ... Mongol empire as such , since it has been already fragmented , but of the Mongol commonwealth . A religious history of the ...
... Mongol political domination . As soon as the Mongols became aware of the political necessity to integrate with ... Mongol empire as such , since it has been already fragmented , but of the Mongol commonwealth . A religious history of the ...
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... Mongol subjects were free to meditate on metaphysical problems and to worship their gods and deities in their own way . What the Mongol rulers would not tolerate were any claims to spiritual supremacy over the whole world . They ...
... Mongol subjects were free to meditate on metaphysical problems and to worship their gods and deities in their own way . What the Mongol rulers would not tolerate were any claims to spiritual supremacy over the whole world . They ...
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... Mongol society before Jenghiz Khan's ascension to power , was much more heterogeneous than the societies of the Eurasian nomads . One may even doubt that the Arabs represented anything like a single society ; at best their society can ...
... Mongol society before Jenghiz Khan's ascension to power , was much more heterogeneous than the societies of the Eurasian nomads . One may even doubt that the Arabs represented anything like a single society ; at best their society can ...
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Lectures | 1 |
The Genetics of Celtic Populations | 37 |
An Essay on Survival | 59 |
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