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Tartária, o país desaparecido

Tartária, o país desaparecido

Vasily Chemezov

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia
ISBN:
9786209518058
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Nas vastas extensões da atual Yakutia e do Extremo Oriente russo, existia um país chamado Tartária, que presumivelmente durou desde o final do século XII até meados do século XVI. Pode ter sido um país colonial fundado por países do norte da Europa e responsável pela troca de mercadorias do Oceano Ártico entre as economias europeia e asiática. É possível supor que o povo Yakut (Sakha) moderno, que vive no norte da Rússia, seja descendente direto dos colonizadores europeus, resultado de casamentos mistos com mulheres de diferentes etnias. O autor da pesquisa a seguir chega a essa conclusão com base na sua própria hipótese de que Elley, o ancestral lendário do povo Sakha, poderia ter origem normanda. O livro a seguir destina-se a um amplo leque de leitores interessados em questões históricas, etnográficas e folclóricas dos povos da Rússia.

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