History of the first four khans from the House of Genghisov

This book is the extraction of two Chinese works, namely, from the own story of Genghisov, a house that reigned in China called Yuan, and from a Chinese universal story called "Thun-Szyan-Gan-Mu" (Gan-mu) Content: Thai-Zun Genghis Khan, Thai-Zun Udey, Din-Zun Kuyuk, Xian-Szun Munke. This is a modern reprint of the book of 1829. Archimandrite Iakinf (in the world Nikita Yakovlevich Bichurin, 1777 - 1853) - archimandrite of the Orthodox Russian Church, diplomat, orientalist and traveler, and experts of the Chinese language. Corresponding member of the Imperial St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences. In 1807, he was determined by the head of the spiritual mission in Beijing, where he remained until 1822. In Beijing, Bichurin began translating Chinese sources into Russian. 2 edition. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology