Herodot'com - Contexte de la Steppe Mongole au XIIè siècle

Salut camarades !

https://youtu.be/dAfTANP-Jlw?t=249 pour ceux qui veulent entrer directement en matière !

Et si on parlait enfin des Mongols ? Mais pour commencer, vous vous en doutez... un peu de contextualisation.

Merci à Martin Alcouffe pour son aide sur le tournage et pour l'iconographie !

Merci à Simon Berger de l'EHESS pour ses conseils historiographiques !

Merci à Victor Viard (https://www.artstation.com/artist/vic...) et Ivan Kozlov pour le générique, à Simon pour le site http://herodotcom.fr et au site http://cliparts.co/scroll-images-free !

Si vous voulez donner un peu pour améliorer la qualité de la chaîne, https://www.tipeee.com/herodot-com ou https://www.kisskissbankbank.com/fr/projects/herodot-com : merci à tous pour votre soutien !

Bibliographie :

Atwood (Encyclopedia of Mongolia and the Mongol Empire, 2004)
Berger (L’Empire Mongol : un Etat Nomade, dans “Les Empires Médiévaux”, Gouguenheim, 2019)
Blin (Les Conquérants de la Steppe, 2021)
Duby (Atlas historique, 2016)
Frankopan (Routes de la Soie, 2015)
Grataloup (Atlas Historique Mondial, 2019)
Grousset (L’empire des Steppes, 1939)
Grousset (Le Conquérant du Monde, 1944)
Hoang (Gengis Khan, 1988)
Hope (Power, politics, and tradition in the Mongol empire and the Ilkhanate of Iran, 2016)
Jackson (The Mongols and the Islamic World : From Conquest to Conversion, 2017)
Jackson (The Mongols and the West 1221-1410, 2018)
Man (Genghis Khan : Life Death and Resurrection, 2004)
Man (The Mongol Empire Genghis Khan, his heirs and the founding of modern China, 2014)
May (The Mongol art of war, 2007)
May (The Mongol Empire, 2018)
May (The Mongol Empire : a historical encyclopedia, 2017)
Martinez-Gros (De l’autre côté des croisades, 2021)
McLynn (Genghis Khan : his conquests, his empire, his legacy, 2015)
Rachelwitz (The Secret History Of The Mongols, 2004)
Ratchnevsky (Genghis Khan, His Life and Legacy, 1991)
Roux (Histoire de l’Empire Mongol, 1993)
Roux (Histoire des Turcs, 1984)
Sneath (The Headless State, 2007)
Weatherford (Genghis Khan and the making of the modern world, 2004)
"Atlas historique" publié chez Stock, 1968


Musiques d’Adrian von Ziegler :

Slavic Music - Slava Moy Brat
World Music - Immortal
Celtic Music - Into the Wild
Celtic Music - Fable
Celtic Music - Legacy
Viking Music - Vinterns Dröm
Nordic Viking Music - Hrafnagud the Raven God
World Music - Aki
Chinese Fantasy Music - Night Of The Soaring dragon
World Music - Peace Of Mind
Mongolian Music - Temujin
Japanese Fantasy Music - Hono No Megami
Japanese Fantasy Music - Tsukimono
Celtic Music - Wolf Blood
Celtic Music - Fable


Extraits vidéo ou audio tirés de :

Kaamelott, Livre II, ép. 69 : "Feue la Vache de Roparzh" A. Astier
“Conan le Barbare” J. Milius
Kaamelott, Livre III, ép. 78 : "La Grande Bataille" A. Astier
“Le Bon la Brute & le Truand” S. Leone
“Les Chinois à Paris” J. Yanne
“Siffler sur la Colline” J. Dassin
“Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob” G. Oury
Kaamelott, Livre III, ép. 74 : "Saponides & Détergents" A. Astier
“Gangs Of New York” M. Scorsese
Kaamelott, Livre V, ép. 3 : "Vae Soli" A. Astier

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