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This book is being published within the framework of advertising the history, culture, tradition and everyday life of Mongolians to the world. Communication and cooperation of Mongolians with other nations had become an ordinary thing. Thus, it is of great important to intensify Mongol studies particularly, the further research and definition of Mongolians characteristics, cultural equability, valuable historic artifacts, norms, and advanced study of how different cultural influences are being evaluated

An integral part of Mongol studies is history of Huns and it is the key to understanding the ancient Mongolian history. The peculiarity of this book is that we are publishing a compilation of articles on Huns that had 2220 years of rich history of statehood tradition. Furthermore, we are also delivering new evidences and information to foreign historians and to those who are simply interested in Mongolian history.

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