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When Asia was the world
While European intellectual, cultural, and commercial life stagnated during the early medieval period, Asia flourished as the wellspring of science, philosophy, and religion. Linked together by a web of religious, commercial, and intellectual connections, the different regions of Asia's vast ci...
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| Format : | Livre |
| Langue : | anglais |
| Titre complet : | When Asia was the world / Stewart Gordon |
| Publié : |
[Cambridge (Mass.)] :
Da Capo Press
, cop. 2008 |
| Description matérielle : | 1 vol. (VIII-228 p.- [16] p. de pl.) |
| Sujets : |
- P.1
- Monasteries and monarchs : Xuanzang, 618-632 CE
- P.21
- Caliph and caravan : Ibn Fadlan, 921-922 CE
- P.39
- Philosopher and physician : Ibn Sina, 1020-1036 CE
- P.57
- Ingots and artifacts : the Intan shipwreck, circa 1000 CE
- P.1
- 75Pepper and partnerships : Abraham bin Yiju, 1120-1160 CE
- P.97
- Nobles and notables : Ibn Battuta, 1325-1356 CE
- P.117
- Treasure and treaty : Ma Huan, 1413-1431 CE
- P.137
- Blood and salt : Babur, 1494-1526 CE
- P.157
- Medicines and misunderstandings : Tomé Pires, 1511-1521 CE.
- P.177
- The Asian world : 500-1500 CE