Books by Timothy May
Timothy May is Professor of Central Eurasian History at the University of North Georgia and Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Letters. He is the author of The Mongol Art of War (2007), The Mongol Conquests in World History (2012), The Mongol Empire (2018), and the The Mongols (2019). His most recent publication is New Approaches to Ilkhanid History, on which he served as the primary editor. His research focuses on the military history and evolution of the Mongol Empire, but also studies the larger phenomenon of steppe warfare throughout history.
Interviews with Timothy May
The best books on Chinggis Khan, recommended by Timothy May
He was born Temüjin and was afraid of dogs as a child. He went on to create the largest land empire the world has ever known, but was more than just a bloodthirsty conqueror. Timothy May, Professor of Eurasian History at the University of North Georgia and author of a number of books on the Mongol Empire, separates the facts from the myths and explains how the modern world would have looked very different without Genghis or, more accurately, Chinggis Khan.
