The legacy of Genghis Khan. A look at Russian history not from the West, but from the East

Reprint from the publication. Berlin, 1925. Prince Nikolai Sergeyevich Trubetskoy (1890–1938) can rightfully be called “Eurasian number 1”. It is he who owns the main worldview theses with which this amazing creative worldview began. Prince Trubetskoy can be called Eurasian Marx. He is an outstanding Russian speaker scientist, historian, founder of the theory of Eurasianism, who had a significant impact on the development of the social thought of Russia and Russian foreign countries. In his book, the `Heritage of Genghis Khan` proves that the view of historical textbooks, according to which the basis of the Russian state was laid down in the so -called Kievan Rus, is unlikely to be recognized as correct. Between Kiev Russia and that Russia that exists now, the name is `Rus`, but the geographical and economic and political content of this name is completely different. In the historical perspective, the modern state, which can be called Russia, is part of the great Mongol monarchy founded by Genghis Khan. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology