Битва казахов и узбеков | Таласская битва | Султан Акимбеков

The new podcast episode features orientalist, political scientist, and historian Sultan Akimbekov. The topic of the conversation was his new book, "27 Battles of the Nomads of Eurasia," which explores the history of the steppe civilization and its influence on the development of the entire Eurasian continent through key battles. The book is intended for a general audience and explores not only the wars themselves but also the historical context that shaped the modern world. (Liter.kz) Together with our guest, we explore why nomads have changed the course of world history for centuries, how military victories determined the fate of states, the distinctive military organization of the steppe empires, and why the history of Eurasia is impossible without understanding the role of the Turkic and Mongol peoples. What we discussed: - Why were 27 battles included in the book? - How nomads changed the map of Eurasia. - What was the strength of the steppe armies? - Why did some empires disappear, while others left their mark for centuries? - How the past helps us understand modern geopolitical processes. - What legacy of nomadic civilizations has been preserved in Kazakhstan and Central Asia. If you are interested in history, geopolitics, military art, and the development of civilizations, this episode is definitely worth watching. Subscribe to the channel, like, and share this episode with your friends. #ArmanAbdollah #SultanAkimbekov #History #Nomads #Eurasia #Kazakhstan #Turks #Mongols #Geopolitics #Podcast #HistoryOfKazakhstan