The Last Sea

"To the Last Sea" by Vasily Jana is a magnificent completion record of the famous historical trilogy ("Chingishan", "Bathy", "To the Last Sea"), awarded the State Prize. This is a monumental, exciting novel about the peak of Mongol conquests and a great journey to the West, in which the fate of the entire European civilization was decided. The story of the book develops in the 13th century, when Khan Bati, conquered and destroyed the Russian lands, seeks his sight further - to the rich and flourishing states of Europe. by fulfilling the holy covenant of Chingishan - to get to the waters of "the last", the French Sea (Atlantic Ocean), the unbeatable step lavina moves through the steps of the Black Sea, Southern Russia and the Carpathians. On its way fall the ancient Kiev, Hungarian and Polish cities. However, during the years of continuous wars and the persistent resistance of the Russians the force of the Conqueror is found to be undercovered. Vasily Jan with incredible reliability shows not only the large-scale battles, palace intrigues and the harsh life of the cochevins, but also the internal crisis of the enormous empire, where behind the external greatness of the Khan are hidden the fatigue of the troops, the fear and the growing interpersons. The novel is impressed by its epicity, kinematography and deep historianism. On the background of dusting cities and dynamic military trips, the author reveals the drama of ordinary people, merchants, warriors and travelers who were in the victims of history. "To the last sea" is a powerful thought of the limit of human power, the price of the empires and how the resistance of the people's spirit can stop even the most devastating force. **About what the book is in three words:** Movement, Empire, Zakat. **Who to read:** Fans of large-scale historical epochs and military novels, lovers of quality prose about the Middle Ages, as well as everyone who wants to know what one of the greatest and tragic war movements in the history of mankind ended.