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Every case set in what is now Mongolia, best-known first. Cities, states and old kingdoms count under the country that holds them today.

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Cases in Mongolia

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Cases
6
Years
1 to 1924
Region
East Asia
Main subjects
Asian dynasties, Secret societies and orders, Prehistory
Families
Family of Genghis Khan
Updated
30 October 2026
Bogd Khan: Depicted person: Bogd Khan – Great Khan of Outer Mongolia (1869–1924)1924 · Urga (Ulaanbaatar), MongoliaWhen the Bogd Khan died in 1924, Mongolia's government took his seal, declared a republic and banned the search for his reincarnationThe 8th Jebtsundamba Khutuktu was born in Tibet in 1869 and became head of Buddhism in Mongolia. When Mongolia broke from the Qing in 1911 he became the Bogd Khan, ruler of the state.dalailama.com and 4 moreBurkhan Khaldun mount3: Burkhan Khaldun mount1227 · Burkhan Khaldun, Khentii Mountains, Mongolia (reputed burialGenghis Khan's sons fought over the eldest son's birth before he named a successor, and his grave was never recordedThe Secret History of the Mongols records that before his war against the Khwarazm Shah, Genghis Khan's wife Yesui asked which of his four sons would rule if he died. He asked his eldest, Jochi, to speak.zh.wikisource.org and 5 moreMöngke enthroned. Tarikh-i Jahangushay-i Juvaini, 1438, Shiraz: Möngke enthroned. Tarikh-i Jahangushay-i Juvaini, 1438, Shiraz1248 · Karakorum and the Onon River, MongoliaÖgedei named a grandson as heir, two widows put other men on the throne, and Möngke executed the grandson's mother for sorceryThe Yuan History records that Ögedei Khan named his grandson Shiremün as heir. Ögedei died in 1241 after a night of drinking. His widow Töregene ruled from 1242 and had their son Güyük enthroned in 1246.zh.wikisource.org and 3 moreMöngke Khan: Möngke enthroned. Tarikh-i Jahangushay-i Juvaini, 1438, Shiraz1259 · Diaoyu Fortress, Hechuan (Chongqing); Kaiping (Inner MongoliWhen Möngke died at a siege, two of his brothers were proclaimed Great Khan in the same year and fought for four yearsMöngke Khan died in the seventh month of 1259 at Diaoyu Mountain during the siege of a Song fortress near Chongqing, aged 52, without a designated successor. His brothers Kublai and Hülegü were away on campaign.zh.wikisource.org and 3 moreAlamut Castle, Qazvin - 1: Alamut Castle, Qazvin Province1256 · Alamut and Maymun-Diz, Qazvin province, Iran; MongoliaThe last lord of Alamut surrendered to the Mongols in 1256, the Persian historian Juvayni burned the castle's library, and the imam was killed on his way home from the KhanRukn al-Din Khurshah succeeded his murdered father as Nizari imam in 1255. In 1256 Hulegu's army reached his castles. Khurshah began taking down towers to show submission.iis.ac.uk and 3 moreNoin-Ula carpet, fighting sceneNoin-Ula carpet, fighting scene: Noin-Ula carpet, fighting scene1 · Takhiltyn Khotgor, Mankhan, Khovd Province, MongoliaOn the Xiongnu frontier the great tombs were built for women, each flanked by commoner men in simple gravesThe Xiongnu were the first nomad empire of the eastern steppe, from about 200 BC to the late first century AD.europepmc.org and 2 more