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Title:Džingiskan med realnostjo in fikcijo
Authors:ID Nipič, Danijela (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Diplomska naloga z naslovom Džingiskan med realnostjo in fikcijo predstavlja vladarja Džingiskana in mogočno Mongolsko cesarstvo, ki ga je ustvaril. Že njegovo rojstvo 1162. je bilo posebno in zaznamovano. Ko se je rodil, je namreč v roki držal krvni strdek, kar je ljudem pomenilo močno znamenje. Pri približno 16-ih se je poročil z Börte, s katero sta imela štiri sinove. Temudžin je stopil na oblast, ko mu je Kereidski kan–Ongkan ponudil zavezništvo. Ko si je Temudžin podrejal plemena, so bili njegovi glavni nasprotniki Najmani, Merkiti, Tanguti, Jini in Tatari. Do leta 1206 si jih je pokoril in jih združil v Mongolsko zvezo. Istega leta je bil tudi izvoljen za kana in preimenovan v Džingiskana. Mongolsko cesarstvo je veljalo za etnično in kulturno najbolj raznoliko cesarstvo. S svojim zakonikom Jasa je v cesarstvu uveljavil civilni in vojaški pravni red. Imel je izredno dobro vojaško organizacijo in oskrbovalni sistem cest, ki ga je povzel po kitajskem vzoru. Z ustanovitvijo enotnega Mongolskega cesarstva je Džingiskanu uspelo ponovno vzpostaviti t.i. svilne ceste, in s tem pospešiti trgovino med Evropo, Srednjo Azijo in Daljnim vzhodom. Pred smrtjo je svoje cesarstvo razdelil med svoje štiri sinove, Džočija, Čagataja, Ögedeja in Tuluja ter jih imenoval za kane, ki so bili kasneje podrejeni Ögedeju, ki ga je imenoval za svojega naslednika. Drugi del diplomske naloge temelji na primerjavi zgodovinskih virov s piscem knjig zbirke Osvajalec, Connom Igguldnom, in filmi, posnetimi o Džingiskanu in Mongolih.
Keywords:Džingiskan, Mongoli, Mongolsko cesarstvo, Börte, Najmani, Merkiti, Tanguti, Jini, Tatari, leto 1206, Jasa, vojska in gospodarstvo, osvajanja, fikcija, Őgedej
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[D. Nipič]
Year of publishing:2016
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-64025 New window
UDC:94(5/9)(043.2)"11/12"
COBISS.SI-ID:22648072 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:4I9NRNFP
Publication date in DKUM:12.10.2016
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NIPIČ, Danijela, 2016, Džingiskan med realnostjo in fikcijo [online]. Bachelor’s thesis. Maribor : D. Nipič. [Accessed 23 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://dk.um.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=64025
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Language:English
Title:Genghis Khan Between Reality and Fiction
Abstract:The paper entitled Genghis Khan Between Reality and Fiction represents the ruler Genghis Khan and the mighty Mongol Empire which he established. Even his birth in 1162 was special as while being born he was grasping a blood clot in his fist which traditionally meant that he was to become a great leader. When he was 16, he married Börte who gave him four sons. Temüjin came to power, when Khan of the Keraites offered him an alliance. After Temüjin started to subordinate tribes, his main opponents were Naimans, Merkits, Tanguts, Jins and Tatars. By the year 1206 he subdued them and integrated them into the Mongolian Federation. In the same year, he was also elected as a Khan and renamed into Genghis Khan. The Mongol Empire was the most ethnically and culturally diverse empire. With the Yassa Code the Empire constituted civilian and military law. Genghis Khan had a very good military organization and road systems which were copied from the Chinese infrastructure. By unifying the Mongol Empire, he succeeded to restore the Silk Road and thus promote the trade between Europe, Central Asia and the Far East. Before his death, his empire was divided between his four sons, Jochi, Chagatai, Ögedei and Tolui who were all addressed as khans and later subordinated to Ögedei, who was appointed as his successor. The second part of the thesis is based on comparison of the Conqueror Series, written by Conn Iggulden, and movies about Genghis Khan and Mongolia.
Keywords:Genghis Khan, Mongolia, the Mongol Empire, Börte, Naimans, Merkits, Tanguts, Jins, Tatars, the year 1206, Yassa, army and economy, conquests, fiction, Ögedei Khan


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