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In this video I am going to show you 8 informative facts about Mongolia, I am sure that you will learn something new after watching this video. VIDEO CONSTANTLY, SUBSCRIBE: / curiosidadescuriosidades • COMPLETE DESCRIPTION: • This video is a compilation of 8 items that analyze Mongolia from all aspects, the information provided was investigated in Wikipedia in order to try to get the information right as this is considered a reliable and generally accepted source of information. • However, if you find in this video any information that you consider to be incorrect or outdated, I apologize beforehand for this and you can express it in the comments. • The main aim of this video is to inform, entertain and give the person who sees it an idea of what Mongolia is and that way you can somehow learn a little more about this country and the world. • I hope you enjoy it and here I will leave you in broad strokes the information that this video includes, be sure to watch it until the end: • Number 1. • Etymology of Mongolia, where does the name of Mongolia come from? • number 2. • Brief summary of the complete history of Mongolia. • First settlements in Mongol territory, introduction of nomadism on horseback, Okunev culture, Andronovo culture, Karasuk culture, Xiongnu Empire, Xianbei Mongol Empire, Rouran Khanate, Göktürks, Uyghur Khanate, Mongolian Khitan government, Khamag Mongol government, rise of Genghis Khan, birth of the Mongol empire, division of the Mongol empire, rule by the Genghisids, introduction of Tibetan Buddhism in Mongolia, subjugation of the Mongol tribes to the Manchus, birth of the Qing dynasty and its control of Mongolia, fall of the Qing dynasty in 1911, Chinese troops occupy Mongolia in 1919, Russians support Mongols to defeat the Chinese, death of Bogd Khaan in 1924, establishment of the Mongolian People's Republic, government of Khorloogiin Choibalsan, Stalinist purges in Mongolia, Battles of Khalkhin Gol, Independence referendum in Mongolia in 1945, Mongolia joins the UN in 1961, government of Yumjaagiin Tsedenbal, government of Jambyn Batmönkh, fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, introduction of a new constitution in Mongolia in 1992, transition of Mongolia towards the economy market, current • Number 3. • Ulaanbaatar, capital of Mongolia, location, when it was founded, importance during the early years, beginning of urban planning in the 1950s, Ulaanbaatar in the 1990s, population, current relevance of the city, climate and temperature, political division and administrative, economic importance of the city for Mongolia, main places of interest for visitors. • Number 4. • Mongolian Geography: • Location of Mongolia, land area, general division of territory, highest point, Uvs lake basin, Khövsgöl lake, main mountain ranges (Altai, Khangai, Khentii, Khövsgöl), main rivers, climate and temperature, Gobi desert, permafrost in Mongolia, blizzards in Mongolia, effects of climate change in Mongolia, biodiversity. • Number 5. • Mongolia Demographics: • Population, population growth rate, age of the majority of the population, HDI, Human Poverty Index, impact of the adoption of democracy in Mongolia, population density, fertility rate, main ethnic groups of Mongolia, languages, religion, health and education. • Number 6. • Mongolian culture: • main cultural influences, pastoral economy: most distinctive aspect of Mongolian culture, equestrian and fighting traditions, clothing, gastronomy, literature, painting, sculpture, music, cinema, architecture, sports. • number 7. • Mongolian Economy: • Main traditional economic activities of Mongolia, mining development, main sectors contributing to GDP, cashmere production, informality, GDP, GDP per capita, Mongolia among emerging economies, mining, agriculture, telecommunications, energy, banking sector, transport sector. • Number 8. • Politics in Mongolia: • Form of government, main political parties, branches of public power, who holds power, how they are elected and some of their functions (executive, legislative and judicial), foreign relations, armed forces, human rights, political and administrative division.
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