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The Greeks invented many concepts that are considered classic today: government, democracy, architecture, philosophy, science, and so on.
Ong Khan met Genghis khan in the Black Forest on the Tula River, and there they agreed to call each other father and son.
Dashdorjin Natsagdorj, the founder of modern Mongolian literature, poet, writer, and translator, was born in 1906 in a place called Gun Galuutai.
The Great Journey of Gombojab Tsybikov, Renowned Son of the Buryat People
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Images of enchanting Athens
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A great son of the Buryat people, Gombojab Tsebekovich Tsybikov is a distinguished traveler, ethnographer, Tibetologist, Mongolian scholar, Buddhologist, photographer, teacher, and public figure
Read more: The Great Journey of Gombojab Tsybikov, Renowned Son of the Buryat PeopleKing Leonidas I — an outstanding Greek commander and the hero of Thermopylae — was born around 519 BC in Sparta and died in 480 BC
Read more: King Leonidas IThe great ancient Greek historian Herodotus lived from c. 484 to c. 425 BC in the city of Halicarnassus in Asia Minor. Herodotus is often called the "Father of History."
Read more: HerodotusThe Kyrgyz are one of the most ancient and freedom-loving peoples in the world. It is remarkable that the self-name of the Kyrgyz people, “Kyrgyz,” has not changed for more than 2,000 years.
Read more: Kyrgyz Great Power: The Kyrgyz EmpireThe Greek writer and statesman, Dimitrios Bakolas, has travelled extensively around the world and has gained a wealth of life experience. Dimitris Bakolas is the President of the European Propylis Company. We are pleased to publish the continuation of this remarkably interesting book in our journal.
Read more: Dr. Dimitris Bakolas (Continuation of the book “Хувьтай хүн”)Tsagaan Sar is a solemn holiday of the Mongolian peoples, marking the beginning of spring and the New Year according to the lunisolar calendar. Tsagaan Sar originates in the religious traditions of the Mongolian peoples and has been celebrated since ancient times
Read more: Tsagaan SarThe Mongolian Naadam is a “National Festival” that symbolizes the independence and sovereignty of Mongolia. The Mongolian Naadam dates back to the 1st - 2nd centuries BC, when the unified state of the Hunnic Empire was established. At that time, horses, wrestling, and martial arts were considered the beginning of a united state
Read more: Mongolian NaadamHippocrates was a prominent ancient Greek physician, traditionally called the "father of medicine." He had a profound influence on the development of medical science and medical ethics.
Read more: HippocratesThe great ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, originally from Athens, lived from 469 to 399 BC. Socrates is one of the founders of the Western philosophical tradition.
Read more: SocratesThe great ancient Greek scientist, mathematician, physicist, mechanic, and engineer Archimedes lived from 287 to 212 BC in Syracuse. He laid the foundations of hydrostatics and classical mechanics, and was far ahead of his time in mathematical calculations
Read more: ArchimedesThe famous geographer, naturalist, scientist, and enlightener O. Namnandorj was born on November 25, 1900, in Yamaat, Delgerkhaan soum, Tuv aimag.
Read more: Ochirin NamnandorjThe center of development in the eastern region of Mongolia, the birthplace of the great Genghis Khan — the center of Khentii aimag, Chinggis City is located in Kherlen soum
Read more: Chinggis CityIndia’s sacred Ganga River, which sources from the Himalayas, is known worldwide as a place of worship and pilgrimage, primarily for Hindus
Read more: From India's sacred Ganga River to Mongolia's sacred Ganga Lake
