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Chinggis Qa'an dies almost 800 years ago. His tomb hasn't been found since then in spite of the strenuous efforts of treasure hunters, government officials, academics, explorers, and thieves looking for this underground treasure-trove of extraordinary wealth, history and insight into the Mongol empire, its leadership and Chinggis Qa'an, possibly the greatest military leader in human history. Based on four field expeditions and historical research over ten years, the author establishes the eight elements that need to be determined to show the location of the gravesite of Chinggis Qa'an…mehr

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Chinggis Qa'an dies almost 800 years ago. His tomb hasn't been found since then in spite of the strenuous efforts of treasure hunters, government officials, academics, explorers, and thieves looking for this underground treasure-trove of extraordinary wealth, history and insight into the Mongol empire, its leadership and Chinggis Qa'an, possibly the greatest military leader in human history. Based on four field expeditions and historical research over ten years, the author establishes the eight elements that need to be determined to show the location of the gravesite of Chinggis Qa'an consistent with Mongol tradition, Mongol Shamanism, and the Emperor's instructions. Then, based on these elements and employing state of the art ground penetrating radar, the author pinpoints the location of the actual tomb.
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Club, has traveled extensively in Chinggis Qa'an's old empire in central Asia. A trial lawyer, politician, and educator as well as an explorer, Nichols has led four Mongolian Expeditions and nine Explorers Club Flag Expeditions. He is the first person to bicycle the entire 10,300 mile silk web (aka erroneously "Silk Road") from Turkey to China, and also the first Westerner to circumambulate Mount Kailash after it was opened by the Chinese. His numerous publications include To Climb a Sacred Mountain: One Man's Search for God Atop the Holy Mountains of the World; Journey: A Bicycle Odyssey through Central Asia and The Hunted & The Hunter: The Search for the Secret Tomb of Chinggis Qa'an; and Brothers at War.