This is a book about Baron Ungern, about the Cossacks and soldiers of his tragically famous Asian Division, about Katerina Tersitskaya-Semyonov, the aristocratic wife of Ataman Semenov. A branched interesting plot related to the eastern mysticism of death - the Tibetan religion of Bon-po and its priests. Shots are thundering - and love is nearby, and it does not care about the horrors of time and the obstacles of a fratricidal war... The portrait of Ungern in the novel is not entirely documentary, although it is quite convincing. Cossacks, ordinary residents of Urga, the ruler of Khalkha Bogdo-gegen, Russian officers - these are the true heroes of this East Siberian Russian epic. The novel was first published in Prague in 2004. Was presented at the Marseille Book Fair by the Association of Franco-European Literature. At the Festival of Russian Culture in Brno in August 2005, the novel took first place in the Literature category.