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The Mongols held a shamanistic belief system, deeply rooted in nature and the spiritual world, where they revered the sky, earth, and various natural elements. They believed in the presence of spirits in animals, landscapes, and ancestors, often seeking guidance through shamans. Additionally, they practiced ancestor worship, honoring their forebears and seeking their protection. Over time, they also incorporated elements of Buddhism and Islam as they expanded their empire and interacted with various cultures.

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