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There's no point in grinding one's teeth and squeezing one's fist at an ancient construct that predates your birth by nearly a millenium. At some point you'll w
by Victerius 4y ago
There's no point in grinding one's teeth and squeezing one's fist at an ancient construct that predates your birth by nearly a millenium. At some point you'll want to let the steam out of your ears, sit down, and hit the books. And the same will be true of the Third Reich in a couple centuries, when anyone even remotely associated to anyone else even remotely associated with the atrocities committed by Germany will be long since dead. And the 1933-1945 period in Germany will become more of a subject of historical curiosity than a source of outrage.
- ttyprintk 4y agoInteresting to me that the only authority mentioned in the article has written a book about the same subject, published by Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization. Mongolians destroyed Baghdad, ending the Islamic Golden Age. Maybe the role of women in the Khanate was noticed by Muslims as they rewrote the place of women in their societies.