A major exhibition dedicated to the legendary Mongolian ruler Chinggis Khan opened this week at Prague’s National Museum, ...

Earliest Evidence of a True Frame Saddle Found in Mongolian Tomb With a Man and Mummified Horse Amazes Researchers The ...

which also includes DNA from earlier hunter-gatherer and farming groups and later migratory peoples such as the Huns or the ...

Eugene Tssui loves to feel like a kid again. A man of many talents, Tssui (pronounced “sway”) established himself as an ...

In 1527, a battle was fought on the fields of Khanwa near Bharatpur in Rajasthan between the Mughals and the Rajputs. It was ...

These four cruel rulers ruled from Mongol, Hungary ... The Huns were nomadic, fearsome horsemen who made terrifying noises during attacks. Attila was considered a brilliant military leader ...

The agreement between Kyrgyz and Tajiks-sealed by the embrace between Žaparov and Rakhmon-affects as much as 1,000 kilometers of border and and comes after discussions and clashes dating back to the ...

A nomad horseman spearing a boar ... The Xiongnu, a powerful nomadic confederation that dominated the Mongolian steppe from the 3rd century BCE to the 1st century CE, were among the earliest ...

Origins: From Steak Tartare to Hamburg Steak The story begins with the Tatars, Mongol horsemen who, during their extensive travels across Asia and Europe, consumed raw, minced meat for sustenance.

with their Mongol horsemen and Tartar descendants. John Ure, a former British ambassador to Brazil and Cuba who gives 'travelling uncomfortably in remote places and writing about it comfortably ...