War without peace

Gloomy Middle Ages - the end of the XIV century. Europe has not yet recovered from devastating, bloody invasions of nomadic Hordes. And from the Asian continent a new threat rises. Turks are Ottomans Bayazed, as the Break swallow by Byzantium, Bulgaria, Serbia. They are slow, but uncontrollab moving towards the center of Europe. In the meantime, it was reborn and the glow-Muslim Golden Horde headed by Khan Tuchtamiam was reborn and stronger. His sudden invasion of Moscow and Rus leaves a bloody trail in her story. Restlessly in Middle Asia, where another formidable education arises - Power Timura-Tamerlane. With unprecedented cruelty, he distributes his power to huge spaces.
It is difficult to imagine the fate of Europe and Asia, if these three huge Muslim education united. Fortunately, this did not happen. In the struggle for world domination, three predator - Tamerlan, Bayazed and Tukhtamam grabbed each other in the deadly struggle. The Golden Horde, the most severe defeat suffer the Turks-Ottomans.
While Muslim Vladyki fight with each other, the Great Moskovsky Principality, using a breather from invasions, expands its borders and strengthens the forces. This first raising of Moscow and Russia, after half a decorative yoke, is given a significant part of the novel. In the final, when the winner of the Turks and Ordans - Tamerlan goes hiking on Russia, the Grand Prince of Moscow Vasily, the son of the hero of the Russian Dmitry Donskoy, collecting a big military, acts towards and forces the enemy to turn back from Russian frontiers ...
Roman Yuri Galinsky is dedicated to global events that happened in the world at the end of the XIV century, the national liberation struggle of the Russian people. But no less significant and detailed place in it is given to love, friendship, mutual assistance to this difficult time.
Roman "War without peace" is one of the components of the epic "people and war, Yuri Galinsky and serves as a continuation of the evidence of the" invasion ", published previously published by Zebrae, but can also be considered as an independent work.
Roman is relevant in the light of events unfolding in our troubled world and is read with interest