Under the Eternal Sky: Book 2 of the History Epos, telling the true story of Genghis Khan

From Temujin’s birth to Genghis Khan’s death

De: Isai Kallistrat

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A Tale of Conquest, Medieval Wars, and the Rise of the Mongol Empire

How did a handful of nomads from the frozen steppe bring China to its knees?
How did Genghis Khan crush the Tangut kingdom, shatter Central Asia, and send his armies all the way to the gates of Kiev?

This is not the Genghis Khan of legend. This is the man behind the myth—still feared by nations, but haunted by regrets, fading loyalties, and the slow unraveling of his empire. His meteoric rise brought new enemies, not just on the battlefield, but within his own camp: wives warring over inheritance, sons fighting for the throne, and trusted friends turning distant or dangerous!

From the burning cities of China to the frozen rivers near Kiev, from brutal conquests to whispered court intrigues, this is the story of a man who ruled everything—but couldn’t escape himself.

Written with raw emotional force and cinematic detail, this book plunges into Genghis Khan’s final years, when the greatest conqueror in history begins to question the cost of his empire.
Is he building a legacy—or a myth that will die with him?

For fans of Game of Thrones, Vikings, and Conn Iggulden’s Conqueror series, this is not just a historical novel.
It’s the reckoning of a man who had everything… and realized it might not be enough.

From Temujin to Genghis Khan