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Post by Saran on Dec 27, 2006 13:49:07 GMT 3
^Wow! Wonderful! Thanks for all the info & great music, man. I heard or read somewhere that Zuchi died cos of an illness. Any news on this? Or he died while hunting? We call the wild donkeys Khulan too (We have wild horses as well, it's scientifically called Przewalski horse and called Takhi in Mongolian).
How can we get to Jezqazghan from Almatyi? Is there any reliable travel agent you can recommend?
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Post by BAWIR$AQ on Dec 27, 2006 17:05:47 GMT 3
How can we get to Jezqazghan from Almatyi? Is there any reliable travel agent you can recommend? Well, you can get there by train (run by the national company). Other than that, I don't know. If you're in Almaty, I'm sure you can find alternative ways to get there.
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Post by Boorchi Noyan on Dec 28, 2006 1:51:05 GMT 3
heeyy Jochi is the only one I like among Khan's sons....
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Post by Saran on Dec 28, 2006 6:50:52 GMT 3
heeyy Jochi is the only one I like among Khan's sons.... Why? My favourites are Tului and Ogoodei
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Post by Boorchi Noyan on Dec 28, 2006 23:11:34 GMT 3
heeyy Jochi is the only one I like among Khan's sons.... Why? My favourites are Tului and Ogoodei I don't know Saran, maybe I feel sorry for him, because he was usually left outside by his brothers (esp. Chagatai) because of the doubts about his father (Chinggis or sb else).
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Post by BAWIR$AQ on Apr 8, 2007 22:49:14 GMT 3
Jochi khan's mausoleum is located in the Jezqazğan region (Central Kazakstan) near the legendary Ulıtaw ("Great mountains"). Photos: Here's a VIDEO of Jochi khan's mausoleum: KAZAKSTAN Historic Monuments - QAZAQSTAN Tarïxï Eskertkişteriwww.youtube.com/watch?v=rn1RcyRI154
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Post by Saran on Apr 9, 2007 16:07:55 GMT 3
;D I don't know Saran, maybe I feel sorry for him, because he was usually left outside by his brothers (esp. Chagatai) because of the doubts about his father (Chinggis or sb else). Hehehe Zuchi's Mergid son ;D . But he's lucky to have a father like Chinggis.
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Post by Saran on Apr 9, 2007 16:09:32 GMT 3
Jochi khan's mausoleum is located in the Jezqazğan region (Central Kazakstan) near the legendary Ulıtaw ("Great mountains"). Photos: Here's a VIDEO of Jochi khan's mausoleum: KAZAKSTAN Historic Monuments - QAZAQSTAN Tarïxï Eskertkişteriwww.youtube.com/watch?v=rn1RcyRI154 Thanks you a lot! I will go visit there one day in the nearest 2 years
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Post by erdene on Apr 12, 2007 22:48:09 GMT 3
Hey thats great........I would like to visit the Mausoleum. I wonder what it would like for a Mongolian to go to Kazakhstan??? Alot of atamans around
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Post by BAWIR$AQ on Apr 13, 2007 2:59:27 GMT 3
I wonder what it would like for a Mongolian to go to Kazakhstan??? Alot of atamans around No, we got rid of the atamans in 1920s ;D
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Post by elbandito on Jul 29, 2008 7:56:57 GMT 3
We need to find the tombs of our ancestors. Through their skeletal remains we can finally get the correct picture of how our great khans actually looked like! I denounce the fake image of Chingis on our currency, matchboxes, vodka bottles, postcards...
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Post by sharshuvuu on Aug 5, 2008 17:17:04 GMT 3
This thread is fascinating. Ihsan Erkoc raises a serious issue. Most members of this forum will probably feel somewhat conflicted--the great khans should rest in peace, and yet if undisturbed tombs are discovered we can expect to find a historical treasure in them. Should there not be some procedure for making these things available in a respectful way that honors the dead? For example: might not the tomb of Chinggis Khan himself or of any early descendant (if they should be discovered) contain a copy of the Altan Debter? Think what this would mean--historians would give their right arms for such a source; for the Mongols and indeed all peoples who trace themselves back to the great Empire, a national treasure second to none would be recovered.
It's something to think about--how to recover invaluable historical treasures without disrespect to the spirits of the great ones.
Sharshuvuu
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