Zindigī-yi rūzmarah dar imprāturī-yi Mughul: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

Mongols have always been mentioned and remembered with infamy, distance from civilization, and barbarism. The tribes and nations that were defeated in Genghis Khan's conquests have been able to portray the Mongols as the worst kind of human beings because many conquering tribes throughout history behaved differently. Is it other than that many conquerors of history have not heard about it so much that they could not conquer all of Asia to the heart of Europe? Of course, in the story of the beginning of the attack of Genghis Khan and his troops, few people mention the bold role of Sultan Mohammad Khwarazmshah in the city of Atarar, who, by killing the envoys of Genghis, touched the critical point of revenge of the Mongols and made them to a level of excitement and nervousness that is rare in history until Where the swords and bows of the Mongols had not reached the heart of Europe, they did not come down and were not sheathed. In the meantime, very little has been written and said in this context that if these people were so wild and uncivilized, how would they know so many techniques of warfare, army transfer, and administration of their kingdoms? The book "Daily Life in the Mongol Empire" written by "George Lane" is a new research from the perspective of history, ethnography, and ethnology, which deals with various dimensions of the Mongols during the reign of Genghis and his children. In addition to dealing with the history of the Mongols, this book provides the reader with comprehensive and complete information and at the same time an analysis of lifestyle, warfare, governance methods and laws, religion, customs and rituals, issues related to women, children, family, etc. And therefore, daily life in the Mongol Empire is one of the best sources for knowing these strange, compatible, and incompatible people and nation of history!