Asia's First Modern Revolution: Mongolia Proclaims Its Independence in 1911BRILL, 1989 - 203 pages |
Contents
Relations between Mongolia and Russia 19111914 | 41 |
Relations between Mongolia and Manchu China 19111912 | 59 |
1 | 82 |
35 | 96 |
The Relationship between Mongolia and Tibet | 111 |
Brief Biographical Sketches of six Mongolian Lords | 117 |
Some Original Documents related to the 1911 | 125 |
Postscript | 184 |
Notes to Chapter | 191 |
Notes to Chapter Four | 198 |
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agreement appointed army banners Barga Bibliography No.9 Bogd Gegeen Bogd Khaan Buriad Chief China Chinese government Chinese soldiers Chingis Chün Dalai Lama Damdinsüren December decree Elevated Foreign Affairs frontier Gün Khaisan high-ranking officials Holy Khaganate Mongol honourable independence movement independent nation Inner Mongolia Jirim league Khaganate Mongol nation Khaisan Khalkh Khamba Khan aimag Kharchin Khiagt Khökh Khölön Buir Khovd khushuus Korostovets Kotvich Lama Tserenchimid letter see Bibliography lords Lyuba Manchu dynasty Manchu emperor Manchu government Manchu Imperial Resident Manchu-Chinese officials Manchuria memorialise military Ministry Mongol nation Mongolian delegation Mongolian government Niislel Khüree Northern November Outer Mongolia Peking petition Prime Minister received religion Republic respectfully ruling princes Russian consul Russian government Sain Noyon Khan Sandoo sent Shanzudba Shiliin Gol Southern Mongolia St Petersburg submit Taij telegram territory throne Tibet Tibetans Togtokh treaty Tsakhar Tsetsen Khan Tüsheet Khan Udai Ulaan Tsav Ulaanbaatar Uliastai Urga yellow Yüan Zasag