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Mongolia Daalkhaijav Damian Enkhjargal Darambaza Union April 2003  Flag The flags blue center symbolizes the eternal blue sky The two red sides symbolize progr prosperity The golden Soyombo stands on the red stripe nearest to the flagpole  National symbol The Soyombo is the Mongolian national symbol (it is attributed to Zanabazar, 17th A at the to uation of the family. perity for the future Ih and crescent symbolize the origin The triangles express the peoples freedom and independet riumph over internal enemies ottom symbolizes victory over The rectangles stand for honesty, justice, nd meritocrat Two intertwined fish symbolize vigilance and wisdom, as fish never close their eyes The two vertical rectangles on the sides symbol of the Mongolian saying friendsh stronger than walls of stone,  History Archeological digs have uncovered human remains in th Gobi and other regions of Mongolia dating back nearly 500,000 years The Mongols were nomadic people of northern Asia and were little more than a loose confederation of rival clans In the late 12th century Chinggis khaan had united most of the Mongol tribes. and all those who dwelled in felt- walled tents  Histor The Mongol Dominance, 1300-1405. This was the height of the Mongols glory: the empire stretched from Korea to Hungary and as far south as Vietnam, making it the largest empire the world has ever known  Mongolian Khans Chinggis Khaan Khubilai Khaan (1215-1294)  Histo The Genghis Khan imprinted in the memory of the west bears little relation to the Chinggis Khaan revered by Mongolians. To Europeans, the name epitomizes mercilessness and warmongering; to the Mongolians, it embodies strength, unity, law and order. Chinggis Khaan was also generous and loyal. A highly charismatic man, he nonetheless also expected loyalty from everyone, including those who served his opponents. He is reputed to have put to death people who thinking they would gain his good