"Rankin, in his 'Historical Researches on the Conquest of Peru by the Mongols,' supposes a vast portion of America to have been conquered by the Mongols, and declares that the first Inca was very probably the son of the Grand Khan Kublay." -Daily Milwauki News, Dec. 18, 1865
"The historian John Rankin...mentions the fact that...an armada led by Kublai Khan, King of the Mongols ...was...scattered by a violent storm...some of the latter drifted to the coasts of Peru, where a son of Kublai Khan founded the Inca empire." -San Francisco Examiner, April 15, 1928
Secrets Unearthed: The Lost Empire of the Andes Awaits!
Dive into the enigmatic past with John Rankin's captivating work. In this meticulously restored republication, we journey back to the 13th century, where Mongol warriors, accompanied by elephants, set foot on the rugged terrain of Peru. Their audacious quest for power and riches collided with the grandeur of the Inca civilization. Brace yourself for a tale of conquest, mystery, and ancient beasts.
Originally published in 1827, Historical Researches on the Conquest of Peru by the Mongols unveils a forgotten chapter in history. Rankin weaves together threads of tradition, local lore, and the remains of elephants and mastodons found in the New World. From the violent storm that propelled the Mongols to the shores of Peru to the opulence of the Inca rulers, every page resonates with intrigue.
About the Author:
John Rankin, born in 1801, was a tireless explorer of historical mysteries. His passion led him across continents, unearthing forgotten civilizations. Sadly, Rankin's flame extinguished in 1870, but his legacy endures through works like this one.
Get ready to unravel secrets buried in time-grab your copy now and embark on an adventure that defies the boundaries of history!
