An age of empires, 1200-1750:
The Age of Empires includes some of the most colorful, ruthless, and restless figures in all of history. During this time Genghis Khan told his troops to "fall upon the enemy like falcons", Ivan the Terrible expelled Mongol invaders from Russia but murdered his own son in a fit of rage, an...
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Zusammenfassung: | The Age of Empires includes some of the most colorful, ruthless, and restless figures in all of history. During this time Genghis Khan told his troops to "fall upon the enemy like falcons", Ivan the Terrible expelled Mongol invaders from Russia but murdered his own son in a fit of rage, and Babur the Tiger ruled India, combining ferocity on the battlefield with a love of books and poetry. It is a period of extremes: Muslim Turks tolerated Jews and Christians within the Ottoman Empire yet under the Habsburgs the devastating Thirty Years' War pitted Catholics against Protestants. Lithuanian society was remarkably open, granting women the right to own property and decide their religious beliefs while Spanish and Portuguese colonizers enslaved Native Americans and Africans in Peru and Angola. Beautifully illustrated and filled with maps and primary sources, The Age of Empires captures both the historical sweep and vivid details of this transformative period. From Marco Polo's eyewitness account of an opulent Chinese banquet to a missionary's sermon denouncing Spanish atrocities in the Caribbean, these documents bring the era dramatically to life. They show how the spread of empires meant new lands and great wealth for the conquerors, and death, destruction, and slavery for the conquered. But The Age of Empires also shows how, in their relentless outward expansions, imperial rulers brought vastly different peoples into contact, opening new trade routes and stimulating intellectual development, as cultures exchanged both goods and ideas. In these ways as well as others, the Age of Empires is the beginning of our own age |
Beschreibung: | 157 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 24 cm |
ISBN: | 9780195178395 9780195222685 9780195221572 0195178394 0195222687 0195221575 |
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spelling | Bingham, Marjorie Wall 1936- Verfasser (DE-588)170596591 aut An age of empires, 1200-1750 Marjorie Wall Bingham Oxford New York Oxford University Press [2005] 157 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The medieval & early modern world Not your average empires -- The end of the world? : dealing with the Mongols -- Beset on all sides, Poland/Lithuania -- Troubled times, troubled tsars : Russia -- The real Mughals, not the reel Moguls, India -- The Ottoman empire, the Turks triumph -- Istanbul is Constantinople, revival on the Dardenelles -- Sea and spices, Portugal -- The Spanish mission, go further! -- The Habsburg empire, marriage is the best policy -- Manchu overlay, Chinese core The Age of Empires includes some of the most colorful, ruthless, and restless figures in all of history. During this time Genghis Khan told his troops to "fall upon the enemy like falcons", Ivan the Terrible expelled Mongol invaders from Russia but murdered his own son in a fit of rage, and Babur the Tiger ruled India, combining ferocity on the battlefield with a love of books and poetry. It is a period of extremes: Muslim Turks tolerated Jews and Christians within the Ottoman Empire yet under the Habsburgs the devastating Thirty Years' War pitted Catholics against Protestants. Lithuanian society was remarkably open, granting women the right to own property and decide their religious beliefs while Spanish and Portuguese colonizers enslaved Native Americans and Africans in Peru and Angola. Beautifully illustrated and filled with maps and primary sources, The Age of Empires captures both the historical sweep and vivid details of this transformative period. From Marco Polo's eyewitness account of an opulent Chinese banquet to a missionary's sermon denouncing Spanish atrocities in the Caribbean, these documents bring the era dramatically to life. They show how the spread of empires meant new lands and great wealth for the conquerors, and death, destruction, and slavery for the conquered. But The Age of Empires also shows how, in their relentless outward expansions, imperial rulers brought vastly different peoples into contact, opening new trade routes and stimulating intellectual development, as cultures exchanged both goods and ideas. In these ways as well as others, the Age of Empires is the beginning of our own age Geschichte 1200-1750 gnd rswk-swf Expansion (DE-588)4247031-6 gnd rswk-swf Europa (DE-588)4015701-5 gnd rswk-swf Middle Ages / Juvenile literature History, Modern / 16th century / Juvenile literature History, Modern / 17th century / Juvenile literature History, Modern / 18th century / Juvenile literature Imperialism / History / Juvenile literature Militarism / History / Juvenile literature Middle Ages / History History, Modern / 16th century History, Modern / 17th century History, Modern / 18th century Imperialism / History Militarism / History History, Modern Imperialism Middle Ages Militarism 1500-1799 Literature History Juvenile works Europa (DE-588)4015701-5 g Expansion (DE-588)4247031-6 s Geschichte 1200-1750 z DE-604 Ergänzung Kelley, Donald R. The medieval and early modern world http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip055/2004030009.html Table of contents http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy1401/2004030009-b.html Contributor biographical information http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0637/2004030009-d.html Publisher description |
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