Table of Contents

Part 1. The Governors 1. Aristotle to Nasir al-Din Tusi 2. Yalavach 3. Jalal al-Dim 4. Kirgiz 5. Arghun Aqa Part 2. The Khans 6. Abaqa 7. Tegudar and Arghun 8. Arghun 9. Gayghaktu, Baydu and Ghazan 10. Ghazan and Uljaytu

About the Author

Judith Kolbas

Reviews

'The Mongols in Iran... will remain for a long time the standard reference for anyone interested in Mongol monetary history and in the production and circulation of coins in Iran and Central Asia in the thirteenth century.' - Nicola Di Cosmo, Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, Volume 17 Issue 1, 2007"The Mongols in Iran is one of the few lengthy and detailed economic studies of the Mongol Empire. Although it focuses on Mongol activities in the Middle East, many of the lessons from Kolbas's work may be useful in other regions. The book has numerous photos of coins from the era, as well as an impressive number of tables and charts that will delight economic historians. Without a doubt, The Mongols in Iran will remain a useful source for scholars not only of the Mongols, but of Middle Eastern economic history as well, for a very long time." - Timothy May, Journal of Asian Studies