History of the Golden Horde tribe and India

The Publishing House Dar Al-Nafaes - Lebanon Author's name: Muhammad Taqous Year of publication: 2007 Number of pages: 384 ISBN: 9789953184364 In the previous writing, the historian Prof. Dr. Muhammad Suhail Taqous discussed the history of the great Mongols and the Ilkhanids. In this book, he continues the study of Mongol history, researching the history of two Mongol states. The first is the Golden Horde, founded by Batu son of Jochi son of Genghis Khan, which included vast lands extending from the Steppes and Hungary, and included southern Russia. Its capital was the city of Sarai on the Volga River, and it was Muslim. The second is the Mongols of India, whose state was founded by Babar, descended from the Tamerlane family, and included most of India and Pakistan. They left an artistic legacy considered one of the wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal, built by Shah Jahan. This state continued until the mid-19th century when it was destroyed by the British during their occupation of India. The history of the Mongols is an important history that has not received comprehensive study and has not been given enough attention in Arab countries. Perhaps this study is among the most important writings on Mongol history, and it is hoped that the reader will find it a useful material and benefit from it, especially lovers of history and students.