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ORGANIZATION FOR THE STUDY OF DIASPORA MONGOLS

Saturday, 23rd October 2010

MONGOLIA TODAY magazine 2010.10

• Member of Association of Asian Studies

• Member of International Documentary Association
The researchers of “Organization for the Study of Diaspora Mongols” go on research trips to remnants of Mongols, in the former Mongolian Empire territory. They record and document Diaspora Mongols’ arrival to their respective location, their living and social conditions, religion and education and also how the language and customs are preserved. The researchers compare, the studies and conclusions of historians, and Mongolists of different generations, to the oral traditions of the people in question, and present their work in the form of documentary episodes.

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MONGUOR OR THE TSAGAN MONGOLS

Thursday, 21st July 2011

In 1227 Ghengis Khan left Karakorum leading his troop to invade Tibet. On the way, along the silk route, he stopped in present day Lanzhou. He left injured and exhausted warriors there. It is said that these soldiers married local women, and out of this union the Tsagan Mongols were formed.
Monguor or Tsagan Mongols are to be mentioned, whenever there’s a discussion about descendants of Ghengis Khan, or about Mongol people. Tsagan Mongol is one of the officially recognized minority groups as Tu people in the PRC. We will refer to them as Tsagan Mongols in this article. They mainly reside in the province of Qinghai, which is in the northeastern part of the Tibetan plateau and also on the Yellow river basin. They number about 250 thousand.

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The President RECEIVED the representatives of ‘Organization for the study of Diaspora Mongols’

Monday, 8th August 2011

Source: www.president.mn

The president of Mongolia received the representatives of the ‘Organization for the study of Diaspora Mongols’. This organization aims to introduce the cultural heritage and life styles of Mongols dispersed throughout the world as the descendentsof the Mongolian Empire conquest.

The work includes 15 documentary episodes about the Dongxiang people, Subei Mongols, and Oirats in Xinjiang province in China, artifacts, and historical monuments built during the Mongolian period in Turkey and Iran that have been preserved to this day.The president of Mongolia highly commended the significance of these episodes as being made in sincere admiration for our history as well as being highly informative for the audience. Moreover, the president expressed his continued support of this work.

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FOR ALL WHO HAVE A HEART FOR MONGOLS

Tuesday, 1st March 2011

MONGOLIA TODAY magazine 2011.02

Organization for the study of Diaspora Mongols is presenting an excerpt from its newly published photo book about Diaspora Mongols and Mongol relics. The photo book has 10 chapters comprising 500 photos. The photo book FOR ALL WHO HAVE A HEART FOR MONGOLS is in traditional Mongolian script, Cyrillic and in English language.

We are minor researchers who have worked on a major topic. We penetrated the territory of the former Mongolian Empire for the past 9 years. Throughout this time we have gone on 30 research field trips, travelling 5300 kilometers for the shortest destination and 33,700 for the longest.

When travelling to the isolated countries separated from globalization, we had to overcome difficulties in finances, and other struggles and prohibitions. The greatest benefit we received was being eye-witnesses to the influence of Mongols on other parts of the world. We touched them with our hands and rejoiced with our hearts.

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Exhibition of Photographs

Friday, 26th August 2011

Dedicated to the Centennial Anniversary of

Modern Diplomatic Service in Mongolia

Exhibition of Photographs

©For all who have a heart for mongols

25-31, August, 2011

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