Mongols in the Islamic Lands

Discover the profound influence of the Mongols in the Islamic lands with Mongols in the Islamic Lands by Reuven Amitai. Published by Taylor & Francis in 2007, this hardback edition spans 372 pages and offers an in-depth examination of the Mongol impact on the eastern Muslim world from 1256 to 1500.

Amitai presents a series of insightful studies that explore key aspects of the state established by Hulegu, the grandson of Chinggis Khan. Delve into topics such as the development of the land-tenure system, the significance of the title 'ilkhan', and the utilization of Arabic sources to understand the history of the Ilkhanate. This book is essential for anyone interested in Asian and Middle Eastern history, the Mongol Empire, and the intricate dynamics of the Islamic world during this transformative period.

Enhance your understanding of this pivotal era with Mongols in the Islamic Lands, a vital resource for historians and enthusiasts alike.