Achang

Bai

Baoan

Bulang

Buyi

Dai

Deang

Dong

Dongxiang

Dulong

Ewenki

Gelao

Hani

Hezhe

Jingpo

Jino

Lahu

Li

Lisu

Maonan

Miao

Mongols

Moso

Mulao

Naxi

Nu

Pumi

Qiang

She

Shui

Tujia

Uygur

Wa

Yao

Yi

Zhuang

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Mongols

Name: Mongols, Mongolians, Tartars

Population: 207,000

Localization: The Mongols have an independent country, Mongolia, but most of them live in China, where they are a minority. They live mainly in: Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and some prefectures of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province. In Russia, in the Buryat Republic.

The Mongolian people living in Xinjiang were formerly known as Oirat or Ojila. Their population is near 170.000 people. They are divided in three main tribes: The Zhungar tribe has been living in Xinjiang many centuries, the Turgut, that come back from the Volga River at the end of 18th century, and the Chahar tribe who moved from Inner Mongolia and Hebei province.

Introductory Articles in Ethnic China


Scholars Researches available in the Web

Fedotoff, Alexander.- Motif of Miraculous Birth in Mongolian and Korean Myths and epic.

Kortlandt, Frederik.- Are Mongolian and Tungus genetically related?

Rinchindorji.- Mongolian-Turkic Epics: Typological Formation and Development. The academic community has long noticed the resemblance between Mongolian and Turkic epics. Some believe that the Mongols and the Turkic people share a narrative tradition that accounts for their commonalities.

Schmieder, Felicitas.- The Mongols as non-believing apocalyptic friends around the year 1260

Jim Taylor.- GRASSLAND POLICY, PRIVATISATION AND NEW ECOLOGY IN
INNER MONGOLIA
. This paper argues that the recent policy trend toward grassland ‘privatisation’ and the household enclosure movement are generating conditions for greater inequalities and the decline of natural resources.

Books and references

Free excerpts of books about the Mongols

Allsen, Thomas.- Culture and Conquest in Mongol Eurasia.

Count of Lesdain.- The Mongol of Ordos in 1908 (From Pekin to Sikkin)

Free books about the Mongols

Abbott, Jacob.- Genghis Khan

Basic Bibliography of the Mongols

Photo Exhibitions

Ethnic China photo exhibitions
More Photo exhibitions

Music

Mongols music
A guide to download their music

Films and Video

Documentary Films about the Mongols
Available dvds and vcds about the Mongols
Image of the the Mongols in the cinema

Art and Handicrafts

The Mongols in the art
Art Exhibitions

Travel

Travel to Mongols lands

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