Eurasian Exchange Networks
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This cluster of papers explores the Silk Roads and Eurasian exchange networks, focusing on topics such as the Mongol Empire, Sasanian Iran, cultural interaction, nomadic societies, trade routes, and historical diplomacy. It delves into the economic, political, and cultural exchanges that occurred along these ancient trade routes connecting East and West.
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Mongol Empire; Silk Road; Central Asian history; Amir Temur; Genghis Khan; Mongol conquests; Golden Horde; Sasanian Empire; Mongols; Mongol history; Ilkhanate; Samarkand; medieval Central Asia; Marco Polo; Bactria; Bukhara; Central Asian archaeology; Bukhara Khanate; Timurid dynasty; Timurid Empire; Khorezm region; ancient Central Asia; Eurasian steppe; ancient trade routes; Timurid period
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Morton address: 38355914661331154 · morton4x16-v1
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