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Welcome along you gluttons for punishment. You can't get enough can you can't get enough history in your week. But thank you so much for joining me here on

the History of the World Podcast

Debrief. Now let's talk initially what we normally always do, we talk about the

source material for the episode that you just listened to.

However, I'm very conscious that it's mainly the same material that we use for episode one.

And what I do now, for all of you you just in case you're interested is I give you somewhere

where you can go and look at the bibliography for the episode so if you go to the history of the world podcast dot-com website

you can see the bibliography on the blog and also on the episode listing.

As it happened, I did sort of try to boil it down to certain books,

so the Chengis Khan and the Mongol Empire by all about history is a book of Zenen.

And I know I sort of almost labour this point, but it's a publication made by many contributors and it's almost in magazine form, but it's specifically

about Chengis Khan and the Mongol Empire.

It's been very, very helpful in all of my episodes about the

Mungles.

I've used the book of the Mongol Empire by John Mann which has been a

very very important resource. I used the book The Horde by Mary Favreau which really concentrates on the on the

west on the Westwood bound Mongols, which sort of the Chingiscomb was a very integral part of the

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