Ce que vous savez sur Gengis Khan est faux

Je vous parle de la naissance de l'Empire mongol, de Gengis Khan et des dernières découvertes à son sujet !
Et je vous le dis, heureusement qu'à l'époque ils n'avaient pas du Holy : https://fr.holy.com/NotaBene/Youtube

Laissez moi vous parler un peu des nomades d’Asie Centrale, et de la fondation de l’Empire mongol par Gengis Khan. Parce que dernièrement, il y a pas mal de trucs qui ont bougé, et franchement ça vient changer beaucoup de choses dans notre compréhension des sociétés du passé… Son nom a de nombreuses orthographes, et beaucoup de prononciations différentes, mais il y a en tout cas très peu de chances que vous n’ayez jamais entendu parler de lui !

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0:00 : Introduction
1:25 : Holy
3:44 : Gengis Khan, l’usurpateur ?

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➤➤➤ Pour en savoir plus :
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- C. Atwood “Encyclopedia of Mongolia and the Mongol Empire”, 2004
- C. Atwood “The Date of the 'Secret History of the Mongols' Reconsidered”, 2007
- C. Atwood “The Notion of Tribe in Medieval China”, 2010
- C. Atwood “Alexander, Ja’a Gambo and the Origins of the Image of Jamugha in the Secret History of the Mongols”, 2015
- C. Atwood “How the Secret History of the Mongols Was Written”, 2016
- C. Atwood “The Indictment of Ong Qaan”, 2017
- S. Berger “L’Empire Mongol : un Etat Nomade”, dans “Les Empires Médiévaux”, Gouguenheim, 2019
- S. Berger “Une Armée en guise de Peuple”, 2022
- L. Munkh-Erdene “Where Did the Mongols Come From?”, 2011
- L. Munkh-Erdene “Political Order in Pre-Modern Eurasia”, 2016
- L. Munkh-Erdene “In Accordance with the Great Törü”, 2017
- L. Munkh-Erdene “The Rise of the Chinggisid Dynasty”, 2018
- L. Munkh-Erdene “Mongol State Formation and Imperial Transformation”, 2022
- S. Pow “The Mongol Empire’s Northern Border”, 2018
- S. Pow “Nationes Que Se Tartaros Appellant”, 2019
- D. Sneath “The Headless State”, 2007
- D. Sneath “The Headless State in Inner Asia”, 2010

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