Lords of the bow
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Word Count
134,000 words, Guess
Page Count
536 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelordsofbow0000iggu
- Internet Archivelordsofbow0000iggu_k7o1
- Internet Archivelordsofbow0000iggu_k5o3
- ISBN-10000720177X
- ISBN-100007201761
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- ISBN-139780007201778
- ISBN-139780007201761
- OCLC Control Number173238577
- Better World BooksKR-489-343
- Better World Books9780007201761
- Better World Books9780007201778
- Better World BooksKO-654-393
- Better World BooksKO-936-485
- Better World BooksKP-061-664
- Better World BooksKN-511-535
- Open LibraryOL26500934M
Classifications
- DDC823.92
- LCCPR6109.G47 G464*
- LCCPR6109.G47
Description
The brand new novel from the No. 1 bestselling author of Emperor, his series on Julius Caesar. The second in the bestselling new Conqueror series on Genghis Khan, it is a wonderful, epic story which Conn Iggulden brings brilliantly to life.The gathering of the tribes of the Mongols has been a long time in coming but finally, triumphantly, Temujin of the Wolves, Genghis Khan, is given the full accolade of the overall leader and their oaths. Now he can begin to meld all the previously warring people into one army, one nation. But the task Genghis has set himself and them is formidable. He is determined to travel to the land of the long-time enemy, the Chin and attack them there. The distances and terrain-the wide deserts, the impenetrable mountains-make it a difficult venture even for the legendary Mongolian speed of movement, but the greatest problem is that of the complex fortifications, a way of fighting wars of a settled urban population which the nomadic Mongolians had never come across. Finding ways to tackle that and keeping his tribes together in a strange environment presents another new and exciting challenge for Genghis Khan. Not only must Genghis succeed in this incredible campaign, but he must also reconcile the restless factions among his own generals, mediate between his ambitious brothers and cope with his own reactions to his growing sons. The young warrior has become a notable and victorious military commander of thousands: he must now learn to become a great leader of peoples of many different races and religions. Lords of the Bow is a deeply satisfying novel. It is epic in scope, convincing, and fascinating in the narration of an extraordinary story. Above all Genghis Khan continues to dominate the scene as he matures from the young boy of Wolf of the Plains to the great Conqueror.
Description
Now that the Monogols and the Temujin of the Wolves have come together under Genghis Khan, he must meld them into one army, and one nation. He is determined to travel to the land of the long-time enemy, the Chin, and attack them there. But the road ahead is long and difficult, and Genghis must succeed in this incredible campaign.
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Series Statement
- Conqueror -- bk. 2
Other Editions
- Lords of the bow
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