History of Mongolia
/ by Baabar ; translated by D. Suhjargalmaa, S. Burenbayar, H. Hulan and N. Tuya ; edited by C. Kaplonski
- xiii, 448 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations
Includes bibliographical references (pages [429]-440) and index.
The steppe warriors The origin of the Mongols Greater Asian history : preparing the way for Chinggis Khaan The rise of the Mongol empire The legacy of Chinggis Khaan Chinggis Khaan's successors Religion in the post-Chinggis era Hubilai Khaan and the Yuan dynasty The fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries The Manchu's Qing dynasty The rise of Tibetan buddhism Mongol relations with Russia The Zuungar Khanate The subjugation of Mongolia Incarnations and revolutionaries The troublesome toy Mongolia proclaims its independence Winds of change in nineteenth century European politics The fight for North China China undertakes reform Unrest among the Mongols The 1911 Republic of China The Mongols seize the day Russia and China respond The Russo-Mongol treaty of 1912 The Sino-Russian declaration on Mongolia The Mongols respond to the declaration The tripartite conference Life in 1913 Mongolia The Chinese high commissioner in Huree World War I Chaos in Russia China and Japan vie for spoils The Chinese invade Mongolia The resistance The Mongolian people's party The mad Baron's reign in Mongolia The Mongols seek recognition The 1921 Soviet-Mongol friendship talks The first purge The soviets become entrenched in Mongolia A puppet republic The ghost of prime ministers past Chinese politics in the 1920s The Sino-Soviet joust for outer Mongolia Communism infiltrates China Soviet constitution for Mongolia Stalin's brutal reign in Russia Communist hysteria sweeps Mongolia Soviet reforms in Mongolia Class struggle Mongols protest the oppression The "new reform policy" in Mongolia Stain's vengeance against the Buriads Japanese politics in the 1930s Continued Japanese interest in Mongolia Genden falls into disfavor The rise of Choibalsan The great purge Reflections on the great terror Choibalsan's continued leadership The 1939 Halhyn Gol incident World War II The post-war map of Asia The fate of Mongolia's independence