This was the reality of those peoples subsumed by the Mongols, shown unsparingly in a way Tenmaku no Jaadugar hasn’t often pursued. Read more
This was the reality of those peoples subsumed by the Mongols, shown unsparingly in a way Tenmaku no Jaadugar hasn’t often pursued. Read more
There’s a lot about this I don’t really understand – starting with why Genghis Khan broke with tradition and blocked Tolui succeeding him in the first place. Read more
The Mongol Empire is a funny thing. Read more
We aren’t so lucky as anime fans that we can toss aside a show like this because of a few flaws, no matter how grating they might be. Read more
While I have my issues with some of its choices, the fact remains that Tenmaku no Jaadugar is a serious work. Read more