Why did mongols have a more egalitarian culture

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pishuonlain [190]3 years ago

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The Mongolian empire is the one of the most successful empire of the ancient world. The Mongols had the control on central Asia and China. Mongolian society was extensively organized according to how individual and groups are related to each other. In this society all the people are closely linked to each other. This strong bond between the people form an organized society and the culture of the Mongols is developed by different tribes. All these properties of Mongolian culture make it unique and egalitarian.

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