Warfare in Inner Asian History (500-1800)
Warfare in Inner Asian History (500-1800)
Nicola Di Cosmo.
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- Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 8 Uralic & Central Asian Studies ; v. 6 Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212 .
- Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 8 Uralic & Central Asian Studies 6. Brill's Companions to Asian Studies Online I, ISBN: 9789004389212. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / Inner Asian Ways of Warfare in Historical Perspective / Strategy and Contingency in the Tang Defeat of the Eastern Turks, 629-630 / The Uighur-Chinese Conflict of 840-848 / War and Warfare in the Pre-Činggisid Western Steppes of Eurasia / The Battle of Herat (1240): A Case of Inter-Mongol Warfare / Whither the Ilkhanid Army? Ghazan’s First Campaign into Syria (1299–1300) / The Circulation of Military Technology in the Mongolian Empire / The Mongol Conquest of Dali: The Failed Second Front / Military Aspects of the Manchu Wars against the Čaqars / Fate and Fortune in Central Eurasian Warfare: Three Qing Emperors and their Mongol Rivals / Military Ritual and the Qing Empire / General Index / Nicola di Cosmo -- Nicola Di Cosmo -- David A. Graff -- Michael R. Drompp -- Peter B. Golden -- Michal Biran -- Reuven Amitai -- Thomas T. Allsen -- John E. Herman -- Nicola Di Cosmo -- Peter C. Perdue -- Joanna Waley-Cohen -- Nicola di Cosmo.
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Military developments in Inner Asia lay at the basis of the rise of a number of Ancient and Early Modern Empires. This is the first scholarly work to embrace Inner Asian military history across a broad spatial and chronological spectrum, from the Turks and Uighurs to the Pechenegs, and from the Mongol invasion of Syria to the Manchu conquest of China. Based on previously unknown and until now underestimated sources, the contributors to this volume explore the context, development, and characteristic features of Inner Asian warfare, making original contributions to our understanding of Asian and world history.
9789004391789
10.1163/9789004391789 DOI
Oorlogvoering.
Kriegführung.
DS329 / .4
958/.03
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminary Material / Inner Asian Ways of Warfare in Historical Perspective / Strategy and Contingency in the Tang Defeat of the Eastern Turks, 629-630 / The Uighur-Chinese Conflict of 840-848 / War and Warfare in the Pre-Činggisid Western Steppes of Eurasia / The Battle of Herat (1240): A Case of Inter-Mongol Warfare / Whither the Ilkhanid Army? Ghazan’s First Campaign into Syria (1299–1300) / The Circulation of Military Technology in the Mongolian Empire / The Mongol Conquest of Dali: The Failed Second Front / Military Aspects of the Manchu Wars against the Čaqars / Fate and Fortune in Central Eurasian Warfare: Three Qing Emperors and their Mongol Rivals / Military Ritual and the Qing Empire / General Index / Nicola di Cosmo -- Nicola Di Cosmo -- David A. Graff -- Michael R. Drompp -- Peter B. Golden -- Michal Biran -- Reuven Amitai -- Thomas T. Allsen -- John E. Herman -- Nicola Di Cosmo -- Peter C. Perdue -- Joanna Waley-Cohen -- Nicola di Cosmo.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Military developments in Inner Asia lay at the basis of the rise of a number of Ancient and Early Modern Empires. This is the first scholarly work to embrace Inner Asian military history across a broad spatial and chronological spectrum, from the Turks and Uighurs to the Pechenegs, and from the Mongol invasion of Syria to the Manchu conquest of China. Based on previously unknown and until now underestimated sources, the contributors to this volume explore the context, development, and characteristic features of Inner Asian warfare, making original contributions to our understanding of Asian and world history.
9789004391789
10.1163/9789004391789 DOI
Oorlogvoering.
Kriegführung.
DS329 / .4
958/.03