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    Posted: 11 Jun 2009 at 08:05

Welcome to the WorldHistoria Community.
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Okay, I think I will post an introduction, since I already lost the first thread I was posting in, I'm thinking of changing my Username to The Eternal Noob.Confused
Uh...in any case, Hi.
 
 
 
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We're all Nobs here. ;). Henry, welcome. :)

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That should have been n00bs. ;)
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Hi all, here is so much to read. Lately I'm hooked on WW1 but I'm hard pressed to think of any historical period that fails to fascinate. Very pleased with all the wonderful writing and debate. As a commoner I'll admit to holes in my education (enough to fill the Albert Hall). And yet there's a chance I may surprise you.
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Welcome to the forum Vanuatu. No need to worry about the gaps in your historical knowledge. All of us are here to learn and none of us have "all" the answers. Feel free to start a topic on anything that interests you from history and have fun.

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Thank you Panther, for your welcome.
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Thank You
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hi everybody, im from Mongolia, recently im started to interested in history happy to here
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Welcome Lemur - glad to see you here...

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Hail Lemur, son of the Land of Conquerors!

Welcome to the forum. Do your interests lie in Mongolian/Central Asian history? Smile

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hhe thank you everybody
yeahTonguei interest in Mongolian history lot Genghis khan is amazing, i wondering how he did great things in history, and some Central Asian history, but there is still a lot of things i dontknow, and also like European history and others,Big smile recently i started to interested in European Medieval history, black time history more than Central Asian history, European civilization is so interesting
but im not historian, i study different major dont have plenty of times to explore hheLOL
Do your interests lie on Mongolian and Central Asian history, Akolouthos?




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Originally posted by LemurS LemurS wrote:

hhe thank you everybody
yeahTonguei interest in Mongolian history lot Genghis khan is amazing, i wondering how he did great things in history, and some Central Asian history, but there is still a lot of things i dontknow, and also like European history and others,Big smile recently i started to interested in European Medieval history, black time history more than Central Asian history, European civilization is so interesting
but im not historian, i study different major dont have plenty of times to explore hheLOL
Do your interests lie on Mongolian and Central Asian history, Akolouthos?




Well, my primary interest is in Ecclesiastical History, with secondary interests in Classical and Late-Antique European history. In the latter two fields, the steppes are always relevant, as the sedentary civilizations surrounding the Eastern Mediterranean always had to be wary of invaders from the North and East. I did a bit of study in Central Asian History during my years as a grad student, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, but I am far from an expert.

As far as the Mongols went, I loved studying the rise of the Empire. What so many amateur historians forget is how civilized they were. We have, in the popular consciousness, this image of unwashed and uncivilized hordes coming off the steppes and spreading barbarism. What we miss, in this, is that while they might have been unwashed, they were far from uncivilized. What we see from the fleeting portraits we have of Genghis, and from the more full portraits we have of his successors, is a people united by leaders, and leaders united by a sense of purpose and mission. And we also see radical innovation in statecraft, in the first century of the Mongol Empire, the likes of which the world had not beheld for centuries, even in ancient, cultured Byzantium.

If you are planning on starting topics on Central Asian history in this forum, I say welcome, welcome, and welcome again! Tongue I do not participate as much as I used to, but know I will be reading them with great interest! And I might even chime in from time to time. Wink

-Akolouthos


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wow nice fields, i think its so interesting too, i do not study history just interest it, so i dont know about education system of history, but yea i plan to open some topic primarily about Mongolian, and Central Asian history, when i have leisure time, i will work on it and share with you guys hhe :):D
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