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| − | '''Outer Mongolia''' was the name of the province of Imperial China which declared its independence as | + | '''Outer Mongolia''' was the name of the province of Imperial China which declared its independence as Mongolia in 1911.<ref>https://www.parliament.mn/nn/15748/ An article on Mongolia's parliament website, a paragraph under the second photograph states "On this day, December 29, 1911, 110 years ago, Mongolia honored Bogd Jibzundamb VIII as the supreme emperor of the independent country, named the country Mongolia, the title of the year was " Many Exalted, and established a government with 5 ministries.</ref> It was so named in contradistinction to [[Inner Mongolia]], which remains part of [[China]]. |
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| + | == See also == | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:18, September 6, 2026
Outer Mongolia was the name of the province of Imperial China which declared its independence as Mongolia in 1911.[1] It was so named in contradistinction to Inner Mongolia, which remains part of China.
References
- ↑ https://www.parliament.mn/nn/15748/ An article on Mongolia's parliament website, a paragraph under the second photograph states "On this day, December 29, 1911, 110 years ago, Mongolia honored Bogd Jibzundamb VIII as the supreme emperor of the independent country, named the country Mongolia, the title of the year was " Many Exalted, and established a government with 5 ministries.