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  • Members of the Borjigin

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  • An empire's downfall

    Source: The Hindu

    Conqueror is about Kublai Khan, grandson of Gengis Khan. The novel opens with the whole country waiting for the new Khan to be selected but like in all royal empires, this huge empire set up by Genghis Khan too faces a crisis while selecting the immediate ...

  • Tale of many cities

    Source: deccanchronicle.com

    When emperor Kublai Khan and traveller Marco Polo talked about cities known and unknown, in a dim-lit stage that changed colours, the moon was up, the twilight breeze was on. The audience sat dreamily in the open air theatre at the Vyloppilly Samskrithi ...

  • Peter Fraser Q&A

    Source: Daily Telegraph

    A City in the Mind takes its inspiration from Italo Calvino’s novel Invisible Cities in which the explorer Marco Polo tells the Emperor Kublai Khan of the many fantastical cities he has visited on his travels. However, Marco Polo and the Emperor don’t ...

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