Rashid al-Din: King of Islam

A comprehensive and balanced understanding of the Mongol Empire requires a comprehensive study of the realms under which it ruled. East Asia and Mongolia, dominated by Ulrus in the Kaan, were reached by the first and greatest world empire in the history and social world, as well as the Central Asia, Kippchak, where the Third Kingdom was located. The history of the Seven Princes of Hulegulus, Gazankan, King of Xin-Shan, and his period explain to readers how the Mongol Empire rules western Asia and unites the Islamic world into the empire and shows them the birth of a ‘world empire.’. The third complete version of the world after Russia and the United States is the interesting guide to the stranger region and vitally necessary to understand the world view of the time. And one more step further, this book reawakens the importance of a classical translation that gives us a rich sense of our perception and cultural horizon.

Korean title: 이슬람의 제왕

Korean author: 라시드 앗 딘

Korean publisher: 사계절

ISBN-13: 9791169811262