A New History of the World

Definitely, in excess of a background marked by the Silk Roads, this book is genuinely a life-changing new history of the world, promising to destabilize thoughts of where we come from and where we are going straightaway. From the Middle East and its political flimsiness to China and its monetary ascent, the tremendous locale extending toward the east from the Balkans across the steppe and South Asia has been pushed into the worldwide spotlight as of late. Frankopan instructs us that to comprehend what is in question for the urban communities and countries based on these complex shipping lanes, we should initially comprehend their bewildering pasts. 

Frankopan realigns our comprehension of the world, pointing us toward the east. It was on the Silk Roads that East and West originally experienced each other through exchange and victory, prompting the spread of thoughts, societies, and religions. From the ascent and fall of realms to the spread of Buddhism and the coming of Christianity and Islam, straight up to the extraordinary conflicts of the 20th century—this book shows how the destiny of the West has consistently been inseparably connected toward the East. Also accessible: The New Silk Roads, an ideal investigation of the emotional and significant changes our reality is going through the present moment—as seen from the viewpoint of the rising forces of the East.