Essays on Mongolia

Genghis Khan was a brilliant leader, particularly a brilliant warrior. Around half the Mongolians claim to be the direct descendants of Genghis Khan. He claimed that 'conquering one's enemies; taking possessions; loving their women and daughters' should be necessary for happiness. Many people seem to have initially come from the great Mongol emperor as a half of the country's population. He claimed to be the defeat of his enemies and to remove their possessions, his wives and their children. ...

In this article we have attempted to introduce the Mongolian Terminological System in sphere of Publishing and to make an analysis on New Term Formation in sphere of printing technology.Key words: printing terms, terminological system in Mongolia, borrowed terms, term formation methods, abbreviated terms. Tremendous changes occurred during the final decades in all spheres of social life in Mongolia. An increasing number of new terms have been introduced into Mongolian vocabulary. Reflecting ...

The Mongols were a nomadic group that originated in Central Asia, now Mongolia. They are traditionally characterized as amazing horsemen and conquerors and are credited with forming the largest empire to date. This empire lasted from 1206-1368 and was spear-headed by their leader Genghis Khan. Khan rose from humble beginnings and untied the nomadic tribes together to form one union.Genghis Khan’s early years were not the best. His father stole his mother and forced her into marriage. At that ...

In 2010, the Parliament of Mongolia adopted the “State Policy on Railway Transportation”. The document not only defined the railway policy, but it also included the idea of Sainshand Industrial Complex. According to the policy “Sainshand industrial complex shall ensure the intensive development of Mongolia through increasing the gross domestic products and manufacturing value-added products which can compete at international markets upon bringing the mineral deposits into economic circulation ...

In the previous section, the general background, the importance of the New Railway Project and the institutions and their roles are discussed briefly. As we discussed in the previous chapter, national consensus, Mongolia`s Third Neighbor policy, political promises and financial crisis were the main factors that made Oyu Tolgoi project successful. Thus, the focus of this section is to analyze how these factors that contribute to the success of the Oyu Tolgoi Project work in New Railway ...

Mongolia is one of the huge nations of the world's cashmere that huge in domain, with rich resource, monetary advancement has the enormous potential. In the event that changes assets as the financial prevalence of this segment, it is can prompt the advancement of the whole national economy. The point of the investigation is to audit the cashmere segment of Mongolia with the motivation behind recognizing the real limitations of advancement of the part, along these lines to propose approach ...

Inner Mongolia covers a large part of China, it spans northeast, north and northwest of China; in meanwhile, it is the largest prairie pasturing area in China. People from home and abroad are attracted by its picturesque scenery, dreaming for having a trip in it. Here we will recommend some sight seeings where can experience the Inner Mongolia deeply. The Hulunbeir Prairie A famous natural prairie in the world that is acclaim as “the best prairie in the world”, the Hulunbeir Prairie covers ...

Empires come and go, and when they go they leave an impression upon those which they conquered. Arguable the two greatest empires that ever existed were the Romans and the Mongols. Each had a unique form of governing conquered lands. I am going to compare what happened to China when the Mongols ruled in the Yuan Dynasty what happened in Great Britain when the Romans ruled. Each had different levels of success, and this will also play into it. The Mongolian reign in China lasted from 1279 to ...

While Mongolia once served as a buffer between the Soviet Union and China, it today stands as an independent economic powerhouse. With staggering reserves of minerals such as coal, copper and gold, Mongolia has appreciated unprecedented economic growth. However, Mongolia’s great performance and potential is overshadowed by several weaknesses; among them economic concentrations, environmental destruction, and unsustainable growth. This combination of high potential and high barriers has ...

The economy of East Asia is one of the most successful regional economies of the world. It’s home of some of the world's largest and fastest growing economies: China, Japan, Mongolia, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, etc. Some major positive factors of growth have stemmed from healthy political / legal environments for the business industries. With many natural resources of various kinds, the East Asian economy flourishes with plentiful supplies of low-cost, but highly skilled, adaptable labor. ...