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A rare silk robe. Central Asia, 11th-12th century & A very fine Mongol cloth of gold silk robe. Central Asia, 13th-14th century

A very fine Mongol cloth of gold silk robe. Central Asia, 13th-14th century

Bogtag Hat belonging to a Mongolian Queen

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Coin with Chinggis Khan’s name which was struck in Bukhara

Silver coin with Togtu Khan’s name, who is a descendant of Chinggis Khan

Mongol cavalry sabre

Silver coin with Hulagu Khan’s name, the grandson of Chinggis Khan

Silver coin with the Qaidu’s name, the descendant of Chinggis Khan

Silver coin with Ugudei Khan’s name, the son of Chinggis Khan

Stone statue of a nobleman

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A rare silk robe. Central Asia, 11th-12th century & A very fine Mongol cloth of gold silk robe. Central Asia, 13th-14th century	A very fine Mongol cloth of gold silk robe. Central Asia, 13th-14th century	Bogtag Hat belonging to a Mongolian Queen
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Mongol cavalry sabre	Silver coin with Hulagu Khan’s name, the grandson of Chinggis Khan	Silver coin with the Qaidu’s name, the descendant of Chinggis Khan
Silver coin with Ugudei Khan’s name, the son of Chinggis Khan	Stone statue of a nobleman

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Blue silk robe Central Asia, possibly 13th century Woven silk

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This cart wheel is a National Treasure. This is evidence of the way of life of Mongolians and the metalwork skills in Harhorum City, capital of Mongolia in the 13th Century. Mongolians were nomads; they owned a tent, a ger which they put on a cart and moved from one place to another. . The carts provided mobility for the Mongolians. Travelers from the 13th Century wrote that moving the Mongolian dwellings looked like moving a big city. The carts of the Khaans and lords weighed up to five tons.
History of the Object
The Soviet-Mongolian joint expedition headed by S.V. Kiselev and H. Perlee excavated the capital city of the Mongolian Empire Kharkhorin Sum, Uburkhangai Province. During the excavation from the Harhorum - the capital city of the 13th Mongolian Empire, numerous metal items were found, such as axes, mattocks, scissors and different cart wheels.
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Type
Archaeological
Materials
Cast iron
Measurements
diameter 35 cm, thick 8.5 cm
Creator name
Unknown
Creator date
Unknown
Where it was made
Mongolia
Time period
AD 13th century ~ AD 14th century
Creation date
13th Century - 14th Century
Function
Iron wheel hub of the palace ger carts that belonged to the Mongolian khaans and lords.
Acquisition
Findings of a joint Soviet - Mongolian research expedition in 1949
Copyright

Acknowledgements

Owner
National Museum of Mongolia
Museum
National Museum of Mongolia

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This plated boots are a National treasure. They are unique boots of the Mongolian Middle Ages. Warriors going into battle on horseback were protected by metal plates, even in their boots, which were of thin flatly-beaten iron. Iron plates were put between the shaft and the vamp of a boot. The shaft is high, up to above knee. On this part there is a braid connected with the trouser’s belt. Until the beginning of the 1950s boots like this were still made in the same place where these boots were found. The sole and the shaft of these boots are thin, indicating they were made for the warm season.
History of the Object
These boots were kept by a lady, who was the 7th generation of the family who owned these boots. They were found in the Arhangai Aimag, Central Mongolia. The first owner of these boots was a warrior who lived in the 15th -17th Century period, when Mongolia was divided into small khanates (territory ruled by a khan). Khans often went into battle and the need for protective armour was great.
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Type
Costume and Jewelry
Materials
Leather, iron plates
Measurements

Creator name
Unknown
Creator date
Unknown
Where it was made
Mongolia
Time period
AD 15th century ~ AD 16th century
Creation date
15th-16th Century
Function
Boots worn by Mongolian warriors
Acquisition
Acquisition: collected by a local museum curator, Samdan, from an old lady.
Copyright

Acknowledgements

Owner
National Museum of Mongolia
Museum
National Museum of Mongolia
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This is an important artifact for studying the culture of 13th Century Mongolia. It is a rare artifact of cord–edged applique work. The garment has a slanted collar and a flared skirt. The waist of the garment is pleated. It was made from silk and has been embroidered with original Mongolian patterns. The lapel, collar, the sleeves and the garment are decorated with the "horn" ornament. The original colour is unknown, today’s colour is light grey. Part of the garment is missing.
History of the Object
This is the garment of a Mongolian nobleman of the Mongolian Empire at the time of Khubilai Khaan. Khubilai Chinggis Khaan’s grandson (1215-1294) established the Yuan Dynasty as part of the Mongolian Empire. Khubilai became the ruler of Mongolia, Tibet, Korea, Manchuria and North China. Khubilai transferred the capital of the Mongolian Empire from Kharakhorum to Dadu (the site of current Beijing).
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Type
Costume and Jewelry
Materials
Gauze, brocade, cold threat, cotton
Measurements

Creator name
Unknown
Creator date
Unknown
Where it was made
Mongolia
Time period
AD 13th century ~ AD 14th century
Creation date
13th Century - 14th Century
Function
Garment for a nobleman
Acquisition
The object was excavated by the National Museum’s archaeological expedition team in 2003 in Buhiin khoshuu, Kherlen Bayan Ulaan, Khentii Province
Copyright

Acknowledgements

Owner
National Museum of Mongolia

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History of the Object
Metal plate armor has a long history in Asia, beginning in the Bronze Age. Asian plate armor was made of small flat or convex plates sewn overlapping to an undergarment as in the armored vest pictured here. Asian-style plate armor was lighter than European armor. It enabled more skin to chain mail and because it permitted more body movement it was more effective in hand-to-hand combat.
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Type
Weaponry
Materials
iron with cotton
Measurements

Creator name
unknown
Creator date
unknown
Where it was made
Mongolia
Time period
AD 13th century ~ AD 14th century
Creation date
13th Century - 14th Century
Function
Armour
Acquisition
Transferred from the Huvsgul Provincial Museum in 1999.
Copyright

Acknowledgements

Owner
Mongolian Military Museum
Museum
Mongolian Military Museum

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Three mummies, two adults and one child, were found by local herdsmen in Bayankhongar aimag (province), Mongolia. One was a woman, wearing three layers of deels, or cloaks, two of fine silk and the third of leather. According to this photo gallery, she lived in the 13-14th centuries.

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