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<title>The Secret History of the Mongols</title>
<description>The Secret History of the Mongols is the first literary monument concerning the Mongols. It is believed to have been written in the year 1240 A.D. The author of it still remains unknown. This is the only immediate source of informatio n about medieval Mongolian life and self-consi deration and also it is the invaluable treasure for historians , linguists, ethnograph s and ethnologis t engaged in the field of oriental studies.</description>
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<title>Mongol bibliography</title>
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<title>REESWeb: Russian &amp; East European Studies Virtual Library</title>
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