hello hello, hoping this is the right community to post something like this in!
anyhow, see title. i'm not completely unfamiliar with the subject matter, i've tried to do some reading on the matter with the resources i have on hand, but theory on this is rather hard to find in English, from my experience — in addition to the classic problem of most English language sources on central and inner Asia having an annoying anti-communist bend somewhere, because Muh peaceful buddhism, soviet empire blah blah blah and such things. Sad.
regardless, my point is this: i'm interested in sources detailing the development of feudalism in the nomadic steppe societies of Asia, and would appreciate a focus on pre-1921 Mongolia, but i'm aware this might be asking a bit much considering. sorry if any of this is worded oddly/unclearly, and thank you in advance!
A very interesting topic that i would love to learn more about myself. I suspect that there is much more literature on this topic in Russian than there is in English.
SukhbaatarsSabre in genzhou
Nomadic Feudalism in Central/Inner Asia
hello hello, hoping this is the right community to post something like this in!
anyhow, see title. i'm not completely unfamiliar with the subject matter, i've tried to do some reading on the matter with the resources i have on hand, but theory on this is rather hard to find in English, from my experience — in addition to the classic problem of most English language sources on central and inner Asia having an annoying anti-communist bend somewhere, because Muh peaceful buddhism, soviet empire blah blah blah and such things. Sad.
regardless, my point is this: i'm interested in sources detailing the development of feudalism in the nomadic steppe societies of Asia, and would appreciate a focus on pre-1921 Mongolia, but i'm aware this might be asking a bit much considering. sorry if any of this is worded oddly/unclearly, and thank you in advance!
In English:
In Russian:
A very interesting topic that i would love to learn more about myself. I suspect that there is much more literature on this topic in Russian than there is in English.