The Mongols and global history : a Norton documents reader
Table of Contents:
- Introduction. Map: Expansion of the Mongol Empire, 1219-1280
- Genealogical charts of the four major Khanates
- Mongol lifestyle. Grigor of Akanc, history of the nation of the Archers
- John of Plano Carpini, mission to Asia
- Marignolli's recollections of eastern travel
- Kirakos of Ganjak, on the Mongols
- Life and conquests of Chinggis Khan. The secret history of the Mongols
- Rashid al-Din, compendium of chronicles
- The secret history of the Mongols
- Juvaini, the history of the world conqueror
- The travels of Ibn Battuta
- Rashid al-Din, compendium of chronicles
- Changchun, the travels of an alchemist
- Expansion of the Mongol empire. Chronicle of Novgorod
- Grigor of Akanc, history of the nation of the Archers
- Marco Polo, the description of the world
- Rashid al-Din, compendium of chronicles
- Baybars I of Egypt
- The letter of the Great Khan Güyüg to Pope Innocent IV
- Mongol rule. Rashid al-Din, compendium of chronicles
- Marco Polo, the description of the world
- Anonymous, portrait of Khubilai Khan (visual source)
- Liu Guandao, Khubilai Khan on a hunt (visual source)
- Yuanshi
- Chŏng In-ji, Koryŏ sa
- 'Phags-pa lama, Prince Jin-gim's Textbook of Tibetan Buddhism
- Francesco Balducci Pegolotti, Cathay and the way thither
- Marco Polo, the description of the world
- Zhou Daguan, a record of Cambodia
- E.A. Wallis Budge, the monks of Kublai Khan, Emperor of China
- Collapse of the Mongol empire. Juvaini, the history of the world conqueror
- Rashid al-Din, compendium of chronicles.