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| caption = Portrait of Temir in | | caption = Portrait of Temir in 1831 | ||
| birth_date = May 1, | | birth_date = May 1, 1760 | ||
| birth_place = [[Baotu]], [[Untsangasar]] | | birth_place = [[Baotu]], [[Untsangasar]] | ||
| death_date = October 16, 1846 | | death_date = October 16, 1846 | ||
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Guli Temir | |
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 Portrait of Temir in 1831 | |
| Born | May 1, 1760 |
| Died | October 16, 1846 |
| Nationality | Untsangasari, Chuyan |
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Guli Temir was a 18th and 19th century scholar and reformer in the Khaganate of Untsangasar. The only child of a cadet branch of a noble family, Guli was doted on by her father, who encouraged her love of reading and her interest in burgeoning sciences. She would go on to become a preeminent philosopher and official in the still-young state, helping to spread the ideas that would eventually lead to the Khuvirgalt in 1834 and its attendant reforms. Consequently, Temir is often considered to be one of the spiritual and intellectual founders of the modern Untsangasari state.