to eat soup at 6:32 every day, am and pm, to jump off a cliff at age 18, to fall off a bike when you are 106 and to eat pie every saturday
People live in yurts and keep images of family and of the Buddha on the west side of the yurt (or ger). The west side of the ger is the man's domain, and the east side is the woman's.
they eat turtles daily
The Yokozuna are Mongolian
No. Since 1941 the Mongolian government has made the use of the Cyrillic alphabet (The alphabet used for the Russian language) for the Mongolian language mandatory. The traditional Mongolian script is still used in some parts of Mongolia such as Inner Mongolia but the traditional script doesn't seem to have any real resemblance at all to Arabic script.
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Though on the internet it does not say this is the correct answer...it is... The Ming dynasty favored traditional Chinese clothing, while the Yuan dynasty favored Mongolian clothing.
a traditional way of life
yes
He did not follow the Mongolian way of traveling on horseback in conquering- he was much more content in his palace in China.
Nomads
The traditional way of life in the northern region of Central Asia often revolved around nomadic pastoralism, where people herded livestock such as horses, sheep, and goats. They lived in yurts, portable round tents, and moved their herds seasonally to find grazing land. This way of life allowed them to adapt to the harsh climate and vast landscapes of the region.
a mongolian tent is called a yurt. The name of the mongolian tent is a ger [ ge-err]. Yurt is the name how people in Central Asian countries such like kazakhs and usbeks call their traditional house - tent.
There are 3 Mongolian alphabets:TraditionalLatinCyrillic Today only the Cyrillic is used, though the traditional script is making a comeback.