OWEN LATTIMORE INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE MONGOLIAN RELATION WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA
Abstract
By this study, I will make an analysis on the source materials and the books by Lattimore.O and also other related source materials from archive. Mongolia made revolutions 3 times successfully, in 1911, 1921 and in 1990 respectively. 20th century was the hardest century for Outer Mongolia in politically. With the revolution of 1911, Mongolia gained independence. Mongolia then became the first country, which set a revolutionary fire in Asia. After Bogd khan was throned as a khan of mongolia, he expelled Manchuria minister from Niislel Khuree and sent Magsarjav and Damdinsuren to free Khovd city.The First State Ikh Khural ratified the first Constitution of Mongolia on the 26th of November, 1924, and proclaimed Mongolia’s independence. In 1990, a peaceful democratic revolution changed the whole system of government. Mongolia is experiencing an economic boom and democracy. However, the Mongols had a big impact on the 1990 revolution, but managed to preserve his policies. Mongols political freedom was more important.Then the two were under the influence of the October revolution of 1990, the Mongols developed to communicate with many of the nation's relationship.
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