The Greatest "Tartary" Books of All Time

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Tartary

The "Tartary" category of books refers to a historical and cultural genre that explores the vast and enigmatic region historically known as Tartary or Tartaria, which spanned Central Asia, encompassing parts of the old empires and territories such as the Mongol Empire, the Golden Horde, and various khanates. This genre delves into the rich tapestry of Tartar history, folklore, and the diverse peoples who inhabited these lands, from the medieval period through the early modern era. It includes a mix of travelogues by explorers and traders who traversed the Silk Road, scholarly works on the socio-political dynamics of the Tartar states, historical fiction set against the backdrop of Tartar culture, and studies of the region's influence on global history. The "Tartary" category offers readers a window into a world of nomadic empires, fierce warriors, exotic customs, and the crossroads of civilizations that have long intrigued historians and adventurers alike.

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  1. 1. News from Tartary by Peter Fleming

    "News from Tartary" is a riveting account of a seven-month journey across 3,500 miles of the desolate and remote areas of China, from Peking to Kashmir. The author and his companion, disguised as locals, face numerous challenges including harsh weather, dangerous landscapes, and political instability. The narrative provides a fascinating glimpse into the cultures, histories, and geopolitics of the regions they traverse, capturing the essence of an Asia that has since undergone significant transformation.

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