The Heart of Asia: A History of Russian Turkestan and the Central Asian Khanates from the Earliest TimesRoutledge, 2012年9月10日 - 532 頁 Originally published in 1899, The Heart of Asia is a definitive history of Central Asia from pre-history to the contemporary machinations of the Russian empire. The book is valuable not only because of the quality of the historical work on the early period, but also because of the unique picture that it gives of contemporary views on the potential for Anglo-Russian conflict, at a time when the Russian Empire was Britain's closest rival for Asian hegemony. Scholars of modern Russia and Central Asia will find much that echoes, and indeed drives, more recent events. Includes 34 illustrations and two maps. |
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... throne about b.c. 170 , to cede certain districts of his kingdom . 2 Justin , xii . 6 : “ Imperiumque parthorum a monte Caucaso multis populis indicionem redactis usque flumen Euphratem protulit . " After a glorious reign he died about ...
... throne about b.c. 170 , to cede certain districts of his kingdom . 2 Justin , xii . 6 : “ Imperiumque parthorum a monte Caucaso multis populis indicionem redactis usque flumen Euphratem protulit . " After a glorious reign he died about ...
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... throne. Their father, who preferred the former, but feared a quarrel between the brothers, had given Pīrūz the governorship of a distant province, Sīstān. Pīrūz, on learning that his brother had seized the throne and won the support of ...
... throne. Their father, who preferred the former, but feared a quarrel between the brothers, had given Pīrūz the governorship of a distant province, Sīstān. Pīrūz, on learning that his brother had seized the throne and won the support of ...
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... throne. Be this as it may, the struggle was disastrous to the Persian army. After obtaining some trivial successes, Pīrūz was obliged to conclude more than one humiliating treaty with the Huns, the terms of which he did not loyally ...
... throne. Be this as it may, the struggle was disastrous to the Persian army. After obtaining some trivial successes, Pīrūz was obliged to conclude more than one humiliating treaty with the Huns, the terms of which he did not loyally ...
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... throne . The new king bought off the White Huns , probably by undertaking to pay a yearly tribute . But his treasury was empty . He was able to attach no party in the State to his banner , and in 488 he incurred the resentment of the ...
... throne . The new king bought off the White Huns , probably by undertaking to pay a yearly tribute . But his treasury was empty . He was able to attach no party in the State to his banner , and in 488 he incurred the resentment of the ...
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... throne a false prophet arose in the person of a certain Mazdak , who taught that all men were equal , and that it was unjust that one should have more possessions or wives than another . The inference was that there should be an equal ...
... throne a false prophet arose in the person of a certain Mazdak , who taught that all men were equal , and that it was unjust that one should have more possessions or wives than another . The inference was that there should be an equal ...
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KUTAYBAS LAST CAMPAIGNS | |
KUTAYBAS FALL AND DEATH | |
KUTAYBAS SUCCESSORS X NASR IBN SAYYĀR AND ABŪ MUSLIM | |
THE GHAZNAVIDES AND THE RISE OF THE SELJŪKS | |
THE MAKING OF RUSSIA | |
CROSSING THE THRESHOLD OF ASIA | |
THE STRUGGLE WITH THE KHANATES | |
TURKOMANIA AND THE TURKOMANS | |
THE LAST STEP IN ADVANCE | |
THE CENTRAL ASIAN RAILWAYS | |
TRANSCASPIA IN 1898 | |
ASKABAD AND MERV | |
THE SELJŪKS XIX SULTAN SANJAR AND THE KARAKHITĀYS XX THE KHWĀRAZMSHĀHS | |
MONGOL INVASION OF CENTRAL ASIA | |
THE LINE OF CHAGHATAY | |
TĪMŪR THE GREAT AMĪR XXV THE SUCCESSORS OF TIMŪR | |
THE HOUSE OF ASTRAKHAN | |
THE HOUSE OF MANGIT | |
AMIR NASRULLAH A BOKHĀRAN NERO PART II RUSSIA IN CENTRAL ASIA | |
BOKHĀRĀ A PROTECTED NATIVE STATE | |
SAMARKAND | |
FRIENDS OR FOES? | |
APPENDIX I | |
APPENDIX II | |
INDEX | |
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