Armies of the Steppe Nomads, 376–1227: From the Coming of Attila's Huns to the Death of Genghis, Great Khan of the Mongols (Armies of the Past)
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Armies of the Steppe Nomads, 376–1227: From the Coming of Attila's Huns to the Death of Genghis, Great Khan of the Mongols (Armies of the Past)

by Gabriele Esposito

Military History medieval history Steppe Nomads
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A concise military history exploring the armies, tactics, and impact of the steppe nomads from Attila to Genghis Khan.

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Armies of the Steppe Nomads, 376–1227 examines the military forces of nomadic peoples across Eurasia from the arrival of Attila’s Huns to the death of Genghis Khan.

The book covers the organization, tactics, and equipment of these armies and places them within the wider context of Eurasian history.

Readers gain insight into how nomadic warfare influenced the development of states and empires across the continent.

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