Women in Mongol Iran: The Khatuns, 1206-1335
An academic examination of the political and social influence of Mongol noblewomen from 1206 to 1335, based on historical evidence.
About This Book
This study examines the political, social, and cultural positions held by Mongol women between 1206 and 1335.
Drawing on historical sources, the work highlights how khatuns participated in governance, diplomacy, and patronage.
The analysis situates these women within the broader context of the Mongol Empire's expansion and administration.
Attention is given to the ways in which female authority intersected with nomadic traditions and emerging imperial structures.
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