French Historian Challenges Eurocentric Narratives of the Golden Horde

French historian Marie Favereau argues that traditional accounts of the Golden Horde unfairly prioritize the perspectives of conquered European societies. Her research aims to reframe medieval Eurasian history through a more balanced, Central Asian lens.

9 Sept, 08:47 — 9 Sept, 08:47

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Golden Horde History Challenges Europe-Centered View of Medieval Eurasia, French Historian Says

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ALMATY – For centuries, the history of the Golden Horde has often been told from the perspective of the societies it encountered. French historian Marie Favereau is trying to turn that perspective around. Her book, now available in Kazakh, examines the Ulus of Jochi not as a peripheral chapter in European or Mongol history, but… The post Golden Horde History Challenges Europe-Centered View of Medieval Eurasia...

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French Historian Challenges Eurocentric Narratives of the Golden Horde

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