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Hey everyone, so we've reached the end of the four-part mini series on the rise of

Jangis Khan and the Mongol Horde.

And we will now be getting back to a more Chinese perspective for the main narrative.

I know, I know. I can already hear some of the cries of disappointment from some of you who might

wish to follow the great Khan on his bloody adventures all over Asia and even plunging into Europe.

But this is, after all, still the history of China, so in China the main feed will remain.

However, I'm sure some of you caught that modifier there in the last sentence, the main feed.

Because I too am itching to detail the further conquests of Temagene and his band of Mary Min as they hold the medieval world upside down and

shake it for loose change.

So I'm going to be trying a little experiment.

As many of you know, the history of China has a Patreon page which is W.W. dot Patreon.com slash the History of China all one word and one of the

nifty features of that service is that it can let me publish things only

available to those who subscribe as patrons of the show.

No, no, we're not going behind a paywall.

The main narrative is an always shall remain entirely free.

And if you're content to just have the Chinese side of

things and make no mistake there will be much much more Mongol content in the

main feed just from a largely particular perspective, but if you've been enjoying the different tone and

focus of the first four Mongol-centric episodes, hopefully you'll consider joining in

and getting more. I'm going to be setting the barrier to entry at the lowest possible bar, which is a dollar.

Sign up for a one buck a show of the main feed and you will get access to all of the bonus

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