zuì hòu de měnggǔ nǚ wáng:
chéng jí sī hàn zhī nǚ rú hé zhěng jiù měnggǔ dì guó “ zhè xiē měnggǔ nǚ wáng réng zài mǒu chù,
bā bǎi nián lái zhǐ děng wǒ men zài kàn tā men yī yǎn。
” --
jié kè ·
wēi zé fú dé běn shū shì yī bù yán jiū měnggǔ dì guó nǚ xìng tǒng zhì zhě de jù zhù,
miáo shù liǎo tā men zhēng duó yí chǎn hé bǎo wèi guó jiā de dǒu zhēng。
zài měnggǔ shǐ shū zhōng,
jì lù zhě duì qí nǚ xìng tǒng zhì zhě yī xiàng yǔ yān bù xiáng,
ér zuò zhě tōng guò zì jǐ cháng qī de diào chá hé yán jiū,
zài xiàn liǎo zhè duàn shī luò yǐ jiǔ de wǎng shì。
shū zhōng jiǎng shù liǎo chéng jí sī hàn 6
gè nǚ xìng hòu yì yī shēng de jīng lì,
yǐ jí měnggǔ dì guó cóng chū jiàn,
dào dòng luàn,
zài dào zuì hòu de wěn dìng,
cháng dá 250
nián de lì shǐ。
cóng yī gè xiǎnwéirénzhī de jiǎo dù,
shēn rù qiǎn chū dì fēn xī liǎo,
zài chéng jí sī hàn zài shì zhī shí,
huáng zú nǚ xìng men shì rú hé xié zhù tā dì zào liǎo měnggǔ dì guó,
yǐ jí zài chéng jí sī hàn sǐ hòu,
tā de nǚ xìng hòu yì men shì rú hé wǎn jiù liǎo zhěng gè měnggǔ dì guó。
jì《
chéng jí sī hàn yǔ jīn rì shì jiè zhī xíng chéng》
yī shū niǔ zhuǎn shì rén duì měnggǔ zhēng fú shì jiè de fù miàn yìn xiàng zhī hòu,“
zuì huì shuō gù shì de rén lèi xué jiā”
jié kè ·
wēi zé fú dé zài cì zhòng quán chū jī,
yǐ liú chàng shēng dòng de xù shì bǐ chù,
dài dú zhě zǒu jìn yī gè nǚ rén céng shì lì shǐ zhù rén wēng de měnggǔ yóu mù shì jiè,
zài shǐ cè shàng zhòng shū zhè xiē nǚ wáng men shī luò de piān zhāng。
The Secret History of the Mongol Queens: How the Daughters of Genghis Khan Rescued His Empire is a 2010 book by Jack Weatherford, Dewitt Wallace Professor of Anthropology at Macalester College. It is a narrative of the impact and the legacy of Genghis Khan's daughters and his female offspring as well as different Mongol queens such as Mandukhai the Wise and Khutulun. The author used Mongolian, Central Asian, Persian, European and Chinese sources such as Altan Tobchi, Erdeni Tobchi, Erdenyin Tunamal Sudar, Tarikh-i-Rashidi, Tarikh-i Jahangushay-i Juvaini and Ming shi in addition to various secondary sources in English and German languages.
Weatherford has carefully analyzed the role of Mongol women in the Mongol Empire, whose history is not much known. The book describes different Mongol queens and princesses such as wrestler, warrior, diplomat, scholar and mother of several twins, all of which had already influenced the destiny of the Mongol nation, modern Mongolia and even world we today live in.
The book was translated into Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, Malaysian, Thai and Russian.