The new book by Sergei Golitsyn is, as it were, a continuation of his own work, Tales of the White Stones. Reading "Tales of the Land of Moscow," you plunge into the amazing world of "antiquity of the deep" history of the Fatherland, into the heroic and cruel era of strife between individual principalities, when after the "evil finding" of Batu Khan, almost two and a half centuries-old yoke of the Horde came. The author writes primarily about the events of the second half of the XIII century and up to the XV century.