Francis Edward Younghusband Bücher

Nach mehreren Reisen in Asien wird Francis Younghusband das Kommando über eine Expedition ins Innere von Tibet anvertraut. Die eigentlich diplomatische Mission, endete in einer Invasion. Durch überlegene Feuerkraft bahnte sich Younghusband ohne große Verluste seinen Weg bis in die geheimnisvolle „verbotene Stadt“ Lhasa. Hier richtet das Expeditionskorps ein Massaker unter den verteidigenden Mönchen an. Das Mysterium Lhasa ist entzaubert und die Reise hinterlässt Spuren bei Younghusband. Schon immer war er von der Schönheit der Natur fasziniert gewesen, war Bergsteiger und fertigte auf seinen Reisen geschickte Skizzen von Flora und Fauna an. Nach seiner Rückkehr aus Tibet vollzieht sich eine spirituelle Wende. Das Herz der Natur bezeugt diese Veränderung durch präzise und gleichzeitig mystische Beschreibungen der Himalaya Region.

The account details a mountaineering expedition to Mount Everest led by Lieutenant Colonel Sir Francis Younghusband in 1926. Renowned for his exploration and writings on Asia, Younghusband's insights into climbing and the challenges faced on the ascent make this volume a treasure for enthusiasts and collectors alike. The modern edition includes a new biography of the author, enhancing its appeal. This vintage work is increasingly rare, making it a valuable addition to any antiquarian literature collection.

Explore the intersection of spirituality and philosophy with this thought-provoking work from Francis Edward Younghusband. Drawing on a wide range of religious traditions and intellectual insights, this book offers a fresh perspective on the meaning of faith in the modern world.

This book provides a fascinating account of a journey across Asia in the early 20th century. Its author, Sir Francis Edward Younghusband, was a British explorer and military officer who led an expedition from China to India in 1904. The book provides a vivid description of the landscapes, cultures, and peoples encountered on this epic journey, and is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of exploration in Asia.

The book offers a personal reflection on the World Congress of Faiths held in London in 1936, capturing the author's insights and conclusions from the event. Francis Younghusband, a notable figure with a military background and experiences in Tibet, explores themes of spirituality and interfaith dialogue. His life, marked by significant events and personal loss, adds depth to his perspectives. The republished edition includes a new introductory biography, enriching the context of Younghusband's thoughts and contributions to the discourse on faith.

The narrative captures Francis Younghusband's adventurous journeys in the Himalayas, showcasing his extensive travels throughout Asia, including his exploration of the Changbai Mountains and an uncharted route from Kashgar to India. His remarkable achievements led to his election as the youngest member of the Royal Geographical Society. Younghusband's writings reflect his diverse experiences and interests, spanning both geographical explorations and mystical themes, contributing significantly to travel literature in the early 20th century.