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Gengis Kahn et la disparition du Kök Tengri

Gengis Kahn et la disparition du Kök Tengri

Ages 13-15 - 30 pages, 4680 words | 35 minutes of reading | © Zoom éditions, 2011, for the 1st publication - all rights reserved


Gengis Kahn et la disparition du Kök Tengri

Ages 13-15 - 35 minutes

Gengis Kahn et la disparition du Kök Tengri

Before becoming Genghis Khan, the supreme leader of the Golden Horde, which seized all of Asia as well as the outskirts of Europe, Tejmüdjin was just the orphan of Yesugeï, a Mongolian shepherd treacherously murdered. Promised before the tragedy to Boerte, the daughter of the chief of a powerful tribe, our hero sets out to find the statue of the god Kök Tengri, Lord of Heaven and Earth, stolen from his promised tribe. The young but ambitious shepherd would regain his dignity and honor by thwarting the plans of the mysterious thieves.

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