Book “Vatikanas” (The Vatican)
Viktoras Jašinskas, “Trijų miestų imperija. Tūkstančio metų kronika. Vatikanas” (Empire of Three Cities. A Chronicle of a Thousand Years. The Vatican) – the first part of a trilogy about religion, finance and war as the engines of the world order.
Product page: mdu.lt/p/vatikanas
How much you will earn
10% of the amount, on the price excl. VAT. Other items in the basket are not counted.
- Per metus
- 346,80 €
- Už pardavimą
- 2,89 €
Why people buy it
Viktoras Jašinskas's “Trijų miestų imperija. Tūkstančio metų kronika. Vatikanas” (Empire of Three Cities. A Chronicle of a Thousand Years. The Vatican) is the first part of a trilogy about how influence was redistributed over the centuries and the world order took shape: the Crusades, the Templars and the Hospitallers, the clash of Byzantium and the Ottomans, Venice and Genoa, the Reformation, the banking dynasties.
It is not a register of dates but history as a strategic map: religion, finance, trade and war in one narrative. A printed book in Lithuanian for €35, delivered in 1–3 working days.
The book sells easily to people interested in history, geopolitics and economics, and as a gift for a reader.
- 1A person clicks your link and lands on the book's page on mdu.lt with photos and a description
- 2They read what the book contains and see that it is the start of a trilogy
- 3They add the book to the basket and pay €35
- 4You are credited 10% of the price excluding VAT – €2.89 per book
- History as a map of power: religion, finance, trade and war in one narrative
- The first part of the trilogy “Trijų miestų imperija” (Empire of Three Cities) – the City of London and Washington follow
- A printed book in Lithuanian – a good gift
- Delivery in 1–3 working days, 14-day returns
- Based on publicly available sources and historical documents
Who to recommend it to and what to say
Stress that the book joins separate events into one picture: how religion, money and war worked together.
Link it to current affairs: today's geopolitical tensions are easier to understand when you know how the centres of power were formed.
Before the holidays – a book for someone who “has everything” but loves history and discussion.
Invite people to start the series now – the City of London and Washington are next.
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I'm reading Viktoras Jašinskas's “Vatikanas” – the first part of “Trijų miestų imperija” (Empire of Three Cities). The Crusades, the Templars, Venice, the Reformation and the banking dynasties are joined into one picture here: how religion, money and war built the world order over the centuries. If you like history as a process rather than a list of dates – I recommend it. The book is in Lithuanian. The book is here: https://track.lt/mdu/vatikanas/YOUR-ID #ad
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Where and when it works best
- Before Christmas and Father's Day – the book as a gift
- Autumn and winter evenings – the reading season
- When geopolitical topics are in the news
- On national and historical anniversaries
Until this product has its own data – recommendations.
- Halloween2026-10-31
- Black Friday2026-11-27
- Cyber Monday2026-11-30
- Christmas2026-12-24
- New Year2026-12-31
- Valentine's Day2027-02-14
What to answer when they ask
Is it an academic textbook?+
No. It is the author's interpretation and an analytical overview of historical events, based on publicly available sources and documents.
How long does delivery take?+
1–3 working days after payment.
Can it be returned?+
Yes, within 14 days of receiving the item.
Will there be more parts?+
Yes, this is the first part of a trilogy – the City of London and Washington follow.
What not to do
- — Do not present the book as a scientific textbook or “the only truth”
- — Do not incite hostility towards any religion or nation
- — No unmarked advertising – always #ad or “Ad”
- — Do not use the link in paid search ads for “Mind University” or “mdu”
- — Do not send the link to people without their consent