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He reads the Mongol Empire as the most successful iteration of a broader steppe pattern rather than an isolated anomaly.
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Steppe Pattern
He reads the Mongol Empire as the most successful iteration of a broader steppe pattern rather than an isolated anomaly.
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"And they are intent on a policy of eradication against the steppe people. So they come into conflict with the steppe people who are..."
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"And they will sweep down and they will become the Seljuk Turks. Which will take over Mesopotamia. And then eventually you will have emerged..."
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Genghis Khan is not explained by saying the Mongols were uniquely evil.
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