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Painting depicting supposed birthplace of Chingis Khan.
Deluun Boldog, Dadal sum, Hentil prov., on Onon River.
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Mannequin of Chingis Khan on a throne in his ger (yurt).
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Chingis Khan
Chingis Khan.
Reproduction of a Chinese “portrait” in a 14th-century Yuan Dynasty album.
Pub. of original: Dschingis Khan, no. 340, p. 304.
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Ögedei Khan
Reproduction of a Chinese “portrait” in a 14th-century Yuan Dynasty album.
Pub. of original: Dschingis Khan, no. 341, p. 304.
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Qubilai Khan
Reproduction of a Chinese “portrait” in a 14th-century Yuan Dynasty album.
Pub. of original: Dschingis Khan, no. 342, p. 305.
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Statue of a dignitary.
13th-14th c.
Marble. 166 x 76 x 46 cm.
Shonkh Tavan Tolgoi, Dornod prov.
Inv. No. A 282.
Pub. of reprod.: Dschingis Khan, no. 74, p. 99.
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A replica of the Chingis Khan Inscription, ca. 1226
Discovered in the Trans-Baikal region on the River Kharkhiraa, a tributary of the Urlengui River and from that, the Erdene.
The original is now in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
According to Gongor Lhagvasuren, the text reads: “While Chingis Khan was holding an assembly of Mongolian dignitaries, after his conquest of Sartaul [East Turkestan], Esungge shot a target at 335 alds [536 m.].” The Hermitage calculates the distance as some 400 m.
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Monument of Möngke Khan, written in Mongolian and Chinese, 1257 CE
Arbulag, Khovsgol Province
Pub.: National Museum, p. 23.
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Monument of the Hogshin Teel, 1275 CE
Hogshin Teel, Otorhangai Province
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Silver and bronze passes (paize), 13th-14th c.
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Seal with inscription of authority over 1000 soldiers.
13th-15th c., provenance unknown.
Pub.: National Museum, p. 21; cf. Dschingis Khan, no. 153, p. 176.
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Mongol armor and arrows.
For mail shirt, cf. Dschingis Khan, no. 75, p. 99.
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The stone tortoise outside the walls of the Erdeni Tzu Monastery on the site of Karakorum.
13th-century.
Served as base for a stele, no longer extant.
Photo 2005.
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Reconstruction model of the palace at Karakorum
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Objects found at Karakorum: metal work, including wheel bushings.
Pub. of cauldron: National Museum, p. 24; pub. of analogous wheel bushing: Dschingis Khan, no. 80, p. 101.
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Weights.
Bronze.
Karakorum.
Pub. of analogous weights: Dschingis Khan, no. 178, p. 183.
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Mirror.
Bronze.
13th-14th c.
Provenance unknown.
Publ. of analogous mirror: Dschingis Khan, no. 157, p. 177.
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Mould for Buddha image.
Karakorum.
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Ceramics found at Karakorum, including roof tiles and finials.
Pub.: National Museum, p. 24; for other images and discussion of ceramics at Karakorum, see Dschingis Khan, pp. 186-195.
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Flasks encrusted with barnacles from Qubilai Khan’s unsuccessful attempt to conquer Japan in 1581.
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Remains from a Muslim tomb in Karakorum, ca. 13th c. (on left, with detail in separate image); arrows.
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Model of tomb of Chingis Khan’s eldest son Jöchi in Kazakhstan.
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