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Книга посвящена двухтысячелетней истории отношений Китая с его северными соседями — кочевыми племенами Центральной Азии. Автор теоретически обосновывает циклическую модель этих отношений, в рамках которой государственно-политическая история кочевников предстает неразрывно связанной с процессами внутриполитического развития в Китае. Главный тезис, отстаиваемый в книге, состоит в том, что феномен кочевой государственности в восточной части Центральной Азии был обусловлен необходимостью создания эффективной системы эксплуатации номадами экономических ресурсов китайских государств. Особое внимание уделяется истории Монгольской империи, явившейся, по мнению автора, не продуктом длительной эволюции степной имперской традиции, а аномальным отклонением от циклической модели.
The book presented here is a fresh and persuasive interpretation of the cultural and political history of Inner Asian nomads and their sedentary neighbors over a period of 2000 years. This very long-term history is drawn from a wide range of sources and told with unprecedented clarity and pace. The author argues that the relationship of the nomadic tribes with the Chinese was as much symbiotic as parasitic, and that they understood their dependence on a strong and settled Chinese state. He makes sense of the apparently random rise and fall of these mysterious, obscure and fascinating nomad confederacies.
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