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A study on social life in Mongolians

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2024
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13 Of the Mongols. Its appearance in the century has a special significance not only in the history of Central Asia, but in the history of the whole world. Because, the Mongols spread over a wide geography with the Mongol invasion at the same time, which led to great and important changes in the history of the world. While it was a small tribe that migrated from one place to another region, it became a large empire that covered China, Iran, Mesopotamia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. For this reason, Mongolian history, including its social aspect, has always attracted the interest of historians and authors. In addition to their special laws regulating social life on their journey from tribalism to the empire, their customs, religious beliefs and practices have been a prominent feature in the social life of Mongolian society. With the transmission of the observations of the travelers, many clues about their social lives have been revealed in all aspects. The way to understand the social structure of the Mongols is to have information about their livelihood, nutrition, eating and drinking habits, clothes, customs and customs they adhere to, holidays and celebrations. Undoubtedly, the source of Genghis Khan's success is the practices, discipline and organizational systems that social life brings by nature. Among contemporary historians, there are studies related to military and political aspects in general. Dec. But the impact of the social aspect on the achievements achieved is undeniable. The influence and role of women on the events in Mongolian society are great. In this research, the effects of the social life of Mongolians will be tried to be shown.

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Özge Akdemir

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Özge Akdemir (Master Thesis). A study on social life in Mongolians, 2024, Fırat University.

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