Mongol Uls

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Khanate of the Mongol Uls
Moŋɣol Ulusyn Khanlig
Flag of Mongol Uls
Flag
Coat of arms of Mongol Uls
Coat of arms
Anthem: Chinggis Khaanii Magtaal
Mongol Uls Map.png
Capital
and largest city
Kharkorin
Official languagesKhalkha
Uzbek
Recognised national languagesTuvan
Buryat
Tibetan
Uyghur
Ethnic groups
  • XY% Khalkha Mongol
  • XY% Uzbek
  • XY% Other Mongol
  • XY% Uyghur
  • XY% Other Turkic
  • XY% Tibetan
Demonym(s)Mongol
GovernmentAsymmetric federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Bogd Gegeen
Manduul Temujin
• Prime Minister
Etsegh-ek Törin
LegislatureHural Uls
History
• Onon Kurultai
1206 CE
• Qing Conquest
1758 CE
• Soviet Occupation
1921
• Coronation of Manduul Temujin
2019
Area
• Total
3,200,000 km2 (1,200,000 sq mi)
Population
• 2023 estimate
21,978,231
• 2020 census
20,023,745
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$73 billion
• Per capita
$3321.46
CurrencySum (mns) (MNS)
Date formatdd-mm-yy
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The Mongol Uls, officially the Khanate of the Mongol Uls (Khalkha; Moŋɣol Ulusyn Khanlig), is a nation located in Central Asia. Composed of its heartland, referred to as Mongolia, as well as the federacy of Gurkaniyan, the free city of Kharkhorin, and areas under the jurisdiction of the militant Second Golden Horde, the Khanate claims the legacy of the ancient Mongol Empire.

Etymology

The term "Mongol Uls" can be roughly translated as "Mongol State". The Mongol Uls is often referred to by the metonym of "Mongolia"; however, this is neither the Khanate's official name nor an accurate description, as the Khanate controls territories in areas that are far from the Mongol steppe. Rather, "Mongolia" is a designation for a geographical region within the greater Khanate, which is used for demographic and electoral purposes.

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