The Successors of Genghis Khan ; Transl. from the Persian of Rashīd Al-Dīn

Empires Were Established In India, Russia, China From The Mongolian Khans. Brginning Of The History Of Ögetei Qaʼan, The Son Of Chingiz-khan : History Of Ögetei Qaʼan, Which Is In Three Parts -- History Of Jochi Khan, Which Is In Three Parts -- History Of Chaghatai Khan, The Son Of Chingiz-khan, Which Is In Three Parts -- Beginning Of The History Of Tolui Khan, The Son Of Chingiz-khan : History Of Tolui Khan, Which Is In Three Parts -- History Of Güyük Qaʼan, The Son Of Chingis-khan -- Beginning Of The History Of Möngke Qaʼan, The Son Of Tolui Khan, The Son Of Chingiz-khan : History Of Möngke Qaʼan, Which Is In Three Parts -- Beginning Of The History Of Qubilai Qaʼan, The Son Of Tolui Khan, The Son Of Chingis-khan : History Of Qubilai Qaʼan -- Beginning Of The History Of Temür Qaʼan, The Son Of Jim-gim, The Son Of Qubilai Qaʼan, The Son Of Tolui Khan, The Son Of Chingiz-khan : History Of Temür Qaʼan, Which Is In Three Parts. Translated From The Persian By John Andrew Boyle. Translation Of V. 2 Of The First Section (commonly Known As Tārīkh-i Ghāzānī) Of The Author's Jāmiʻ Al-tavārīkh. Includes Bibliographical References. Foreword Preface Contents Introduction 1 Beginning of the History of Ögetei Qa’an 2 History of Jochi Khan 3 History of Chaghatai Khan 4 Beginning of the History of Tolui Khan 5 History of Güyük Khan 6 Beginning of the History of Möngke Qa’an 7 Beginning of the History of Qubilai Qa’an 8 Beginning of the History of Temür Qa’an Appendix Bibliographical Abbreviations Glossary Index