Headdress for a Married Khalkha Woman with Skullcap and Wig
Late 19th century
Khalkha, Mongolia
Silver and silver filigree with inset corals over a wig
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Headdress for a Married Khalkha Woman with Skullcap and Wig
Late 19th century
Khalkha, Mongolia
Silver and silver filigree with inset corals over a wig

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No, this is not a black and white picture of Queen Amidala from Star Wars episode 1; it is a picture of a Khalkha noble woman from Mongolia circa 1908!
75 meters #Khalkha #mongolian #horsebow #freddiesarchery this little bow packs some distance. Shooting well. Shooting small barrels on the ground 75 meters away. Very easy to miss. #sundays in #sydney #archery #bowmen @sydneybowmen try archery in Coogee on sundays 10:30am (at Latham Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0LV3hynTVl/?igshid=5vqz7iam6l2t
The marriage of the Khalkha people by Wang Qi
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75 meters #Khalkha #mongolian #horsebow #freddiesarchery this little bow packs some distance. Shooting well. Shooting small barrels on the ground 75 meters away. Very easy to miss. #sundays in #sydney #archery #bowmen @sydneybowmen try archery in Coogee on sundays 10:30am (at Latham Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0LV3hynTVl/?igshid=cspghc7b3f0k

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Linguistic diversity challenge, day 4/6: Mongolian
Linguistic diversity challenge
called “Khalkha” in the language itself
it’s the official language of Mongolia and is also spoken by a significant group of people in China and a smaller group in Russia. The total number of speakers is estimated at somewhere between 5 and 6 million.
Depending on the dialect, several scripts are used. There is a traditional Mongolian alphabet (picture below, look how pretty!), but many people use the Cyrillic alphabet and some even prefer the Latin alphabet. Mongolian also has its own Braille script
The Mongolian alphabet is written vertically and it’s also used for other Mongolic languages
it has 8 grammatical cases and 5 voices!
Day 13: teeming and mongolian Khalkha tribe clothing (specifically the headdress). I wanted to draw my mongolian witch I designed a couple of years ago ^^
Cette faction avait déjà, dans le passé, eu des contacts secrets avec l'armée japonaise du Mandchoukouo et provoqué des troubles. Le noyau central du mouvement antisoviétiq était composé de militaires mongols rebelles à la toute-puissance de l'armée : autrement dit, des propriétaires terriens opposés à la collectivisation de l'agriculture et des bonzes lamaïsts, dont le nombre s'élevait à plvs de cent mille en Mongolie-Extérieure. La seule force exterieure sur l'aide de laquelle ce mouvement pouvait compter était l'armée japonaise de Mandchoukouo. Le Mongols semblaient se sentir plvs proches des Japonais, asiatiq comm eux, ye des Russes. L'année précédente, en 1937, un plan de révolte à grande échelle avait été découvert à Oulan-Bator [la capitale] et une énorme répression s'était ensuivie. Des milliers de militaires et de moines lamaïsts considérés comm des éléments antirévolutionnaires entretenant des contacts secrets avec les Japonais, avaient été condamnés à mort. Le sentiment antisoviétiq loin de disparaître, se mit au contraire à couver d'autres foyers. Il n'y avait donc rien d'étrange à ce qu'un officier de l'armée japonaise traverse en secret la Khalkha pour prendre contact avec un officier mongol antisoviétiq
Haruki Murakami, Chroniq de l'oiseau à ressort