Posted on 01/03/2005 7:53:38 PM PST by LaDivaLoca
Thanks, Hope, for today's Pledge. It's beautiful.
And thank you, Hope's son, for your service to America.
Ms,Feather...please rest..I know you missed your home, family, Canteen & must have so much freepmail! But you must take care!!!
How did you and mylife pull off the day of recovery before going back to work? Good for the both of you.
Well report off Ny LIARS reporting that Pentagon looking into training of Iraqi troops before January election they worry that we may have another Vietnam reset
Also you know what I wonder if Wash ho's are relief that President Clinton is taking road trip to Thailand for relief effort for tidal wave victims
Just a thought
Rack Mortie Krathuermr run smack chat on Euro saying we are stingy but known fact that US miltary is only miltary trained in disaster relief
Take that Norway
Kathy did you hear on Fox news report I hear that Anchorage FD going to Thailand help on relief effort
If you were Bill Clinton, wouldn't you wanna get away from this????
No secret on the extra day off.
I just dipped into 2005's "time off"
Glad I did it too. Got lots done and got to unwind.
Hugs
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Thank you, ms feather, for the</i> Canteen Blessing for the Troops.</i>
I am going to take a shower now. You don't send those skunks here!
HUGS!!!
Thank you, ms feather, for the Canteen Blessing for the Troops.
And this is why we have a Preview button.
The Mongols did have their own recorded history , "The Secret History of the Mongols" (see, for example, the adaptation by Paul Kahn). It was meant for members of the various Chinggissid dynasties. Most current adaptations are from the one written by the Yuan Chinese (Kubilai Quan). There was, apparently, a different one done (not yet found) for the Il-Khanate of Persia (Hulegu's appanage). The Secret History traces the Mongols back to their mythical origins, but concentrates on the life of Temuchin, and his son Uggedai. It gives a fascinating insight into the Quan's life, and Mongol society.
The Mongols "borrowed" their written languge from the Uighers, a Turkish tribe they conquered in western Mongolia. Before that they had no written language of their own.
Jamuka was more than Temuchin's friend, he was his Anda, a blood brother, adopted in a ceremony. Their eventual rivalry,and estrangement was caused, in part, according to the Secret Hisory, by Bortei and Temuchin's mother, Houloun; an example of the power and influence wielded by Mongol women (See also Toreghine's regency after Uggedai's death, and Sorghetani Beki's maneuvering to take the Supreme Khanate from the House of Uggedai, and pass it to her son Mongke, son of Temuchin's youngest son, Tolui.
Temuchin's rise brought to his side many of the generals who expanded Mongol power during and after his death, such as Muhuli, Sabotai and Jebe Noyon (the latter two were not Mongol by birth). It also led to the destruction of the Merkits, the Tadijuts, the Tartars, and eventually, the Kerait and Jamuka.
Hey there LaDivaLoca! Thanks for today's thread!!
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