The Mongols and the Black Sea in the 13th and 14th centuries. | ArHiCuP

Resource Name The Mongols and the Black Sea in the 13th and 14th centuries.
Author Ciocîltan Virgil
ISBN 973-45-0253-0
Material type Text
Subject archeology, Mongols, Golden Horde, Commerce; Black Sea Region (Europe and Asia)
Publisher Editura Enciclopedică, București

Year 1998
Format 21 cm; 299 pages; color ill., 3 maps.
Format printing
Language Romanian (with abstract in German)
Annotation Mongolii şi Marea Neagră în secolele XIII–XIV. Contribuţia Cinghizhanilor la transformarea bazinului pontic în placă turnantă a comerţului euro-asiatic (original title). The book presents the situation of the Mongols on the Black Sea in the 13th and 14th centuries. The Cinghizhans' contribution to the transformation of the Pontic Basin into a hub for Eurasian trade is highlighted. The work presents data provided by sources on the interests and manifestations of the two Cinghizhans' states (Golden Horde and Ilhanat) in the Black Sea basin, as well as implications of their Pontic policy in terms of general history in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.

Preface - Preliminary clarifications: the Cinghizhanis and the Black Sea, the hub of Eurasian trade - Mongolian expansion and the axes of Eurasian trade - Dismemberment of the empire: intra- and extra-Mongol trade rivalries - Golden Horde and the Black Sea - Conclusions: Black Sea, Turntable and Bypass of Eurasian Trade - Summary - Bibliography- List of Major Mongolian Khans – Maps.

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