Mongols Collection (page 3)

Mongol Saddle Rug, 15th-16th century. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Li-ta-chih and Maksun, present history books to Uljaytu, c14th-15th century. Literature from the Majma`a al-Tavarikh of Hafiz-i Abru of Uljaytu, the Il-Khanid ruler of Iran (1304-1316)

Alexander Nevsky, Mid of the 18th cen Artist: Vasilyev, Matvey Vasilyevich (1731-1782 / 86)
Alexander Nevsky, Mid of the 18th cen.. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

Mausoleum of Ismail Samani in Samarkand, 9th century
Mausoleum of Ismail Samani (reigned 892-907) in Samarkand, built of baked brick. This was the tomb of members of the Samani dynasty

RASHID AL-DIN (1247 - 1318). Compendium of Chronicles (Jami al-tawarikh). ca. 1307. Marriage of Mahmud Ghazan Khan (1271-1304). Khan mongol of Persia (1295-1304)

Buryat Archer competing at a Traditional Games in 1928. The Buryats or Buriyads - the largest indigenous (aboriginal) group in Siberia, mainly concentrated in their homeland, the Buryat Republic

Tartars of Russia
Russian Tartars in their native attire Antique hand-colored print

Mongol Empire. Court of Gengis Khan. Illustration
" Mongol Empire. Court of Gengis Khan. Illustration from the " History of the Mongols". Miniature Painting. FRANCE. Paris. National Library."

Crimean Tartars
Russian Tartars from the Crimea in their native clothing. Antique hand-colored print

Mongolia, Khovd (also spelt Hovd) aimag (region), locals drinking tea

Ger (Yurt) of the Buryats people - near Ulan-Ude, Siberia
Ger (Yurt) of the Buryats people (ethnic Mongols) - near Ulan-Ude, Eastern Siberia, Russia Date: circa 1908

The Great Wall
1911: The Great Wall of China, which was built to protect against Mongols and Huns, runs for 1550 miles, is 50 ft high and 15-20 feet wide with a watch tower every 100 yards

A Buryat (or Buriyad) man - Siberia, Russia
A Buryat (or Buriyad) man - the largest indigenous group in Siberia, mainly concentrated in their homeland, the Buryat Republic, a federal subject of Russia

The duel by mikhail avilov, a depiction of a battle between a russian monk, alexander peresvet, and mongol chief temir-murza (also known as chelubey or cheli-bey) at kulikovo in 1380

A depiction of a battle between a russian monk, alexander peresvet, and mongol chief temir-murza (also known as chelubey or cheli-bey) at kulikovo in 1380, picture by victor vasnetsov

In the days of the golden horde depiction of russians paying tribute to the tartar rulers in the 14th century, from a painting by a, f, maximov

Mongol Empire (13th c. ). Gengis Khan with his
" Mongol Empire (13th c.). Gengis Khan with his son and court. Illustration by Jami at-tawarikh for the " History of the Mongols" by Rachid al-Din. Persian edition of 1307

Buryats - Siberia, Russia
A group of The Buryats (or Buriyads) - the largest indigenous group in Siberia, mainly concentrated in their homeland, the Buryat Republic, a federal subject of Russia

Mongols Vs Turks C14Th
One of the many battles between Timur (Tamerlane) and his Mongols against the Turks. Date: 14th century

Mongolian Military
MONGOLIAN weapons and tunic Date: 14th century

Russia / Pamir Mountains
Pamir mountains

Japan - Mongols Checked
The Mongols, under Kublai Khan, seek to conquer Japan but their invasion fleet is devastated by storms, and the Japanese finish off any vessels which survive

Mongols Invade Germany
GERMANY / HUNGARY The Mongol armies invade Eastern Europe and inflict serious losses on the German nobles at Liegnitz

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The Mongols, known for their fierce horsemanship and military prowess, were a formidable force in history. Mongol horsemen rode with unmatched skill and precision, demonstrating their mastery of the art of war on horseback. Their soldiers showcased their horsemanship through daring maneuvers and lightning-fast attacks. Amidst the vast steppes, a Siberian Tartar woman found love with a Russian Mongol couple, bridging cultures and forming an unbreakable bond. The nomadic lifestyle of the Mongols meant constantly moving camp, adapting to new surroundings while maintaining their strong sense of unity. Genghis Khan, the visionary emperor who founded the Mongol Empire in 1162-1227 CE, left an indelible mark on history. His leadership skills and strategic genius propelled his empire to great heights as they conquered vast territories across Asia. In Persia's Soltaniyeh province lies Pasargadae-00001; it stands as a testament to the influence of the mighty Mongols in this region. This ancient city witnessed both triumphs and tribulations under their rule. A captivating photograph by Sergey Mikhaylovich Prokudin-Gorsky depicts Mohammed Alim Khan, the last Emir of Bukhara in 1911. It serves as a poignant reminder that even centuries later, traces of Mongolia's impact can still be seen. Rashid al-Din's Compendium of Chronicles offers valuable insights into Persian history during this era. It sheds light on how Persia was influenced by its interactions with these powerful conquerors from afar. Persia's Soltaniyeh province holds many secrets waiting to be discovered - remnants from when it fell under Mongol control centuries ago. These ruins serve as silent witnesses to an era filled with conquests and cultural exchanges between East and West. The legacy left behind by the mongols is one that cannot be ignored.