Complete book of Mongolia
Mongolian Societal Stuff
Caste System
Emperor/Empress (chosen by Yargoyin)
Elite Warrior guard (Emperor’s Divine protectors)
Cavalry (Bringers of Yargoyin’s swiftness )
Infantry (Bringers of Yargoyin’s might)
Hunters/herders (Provide for Yargoyin’s children)
Farmers/fishers (Those who lack strength)
Slaves (Those who don’t follow Yargoyin)
Religion
Yargoyin is the god of the mongols. He rules over Horses, Sheep, Battlefield Prowess, and War. Those who do not follow Yargoyin are not mongols.
Adigyai is a smaller god, who is only worshipped by the central clan of Mongolia. She is the wife of Yargoyin and rules over Farming, Children, Strategy, Dogs, and Hunting.
Yargoyin and Adigyai
The one on top is Yargoyin, in his sheep form, wearing his Khuchtei crown. The one on the bottom is Adigyai, in her dog form, wearing her Ayuulgui crown.
Societal Manners
When an emperor or empress is approaching, you must bow. If they ask you a question, you must never lie. Warriors should be provided food by all families. Never disrespect those of a higher caste. You may marry those of a lower caste, but you will be lowered to their caste.
Mongolian Military stuff
Equipment
Cavalry: Top tier fear armor, longbow, 45 arrows, cavalry saber (long scimitar), fur pauldrons.
Melee infantry: Top tier fear armor, Top tier shield, heavy scimitar, fur capes.
Archer infantry: Second tier light armor, longbow, 80 arrows, light scimitar, Fur sashes.
Formations
March Formation: Emperor and Elite guard trot in front in skein. Normal cavalry trot behind in rectangle, with chariots behind. Infantry marches in large square encasing archers, who look for ambushes.
Open Battle Formation: Infantry stands in tight formation with shields up. Arches stand behind in a loose formation. Cavalry stands off to a side in a skein, with emperor and guard mobile.
Organization
Cavalry:
Units of 9, led by one Lieutenant with front to back plume. Every 50 is led by a captain.
Melee Infantry: units of 6, led by Sergeant with side to side plume. Every 70 led by captain.
Archer Infantry: led in units of 5, led by sergeant. Every 60 led by captain with double horns.
Other information
Name cycle of leaders
Ugdirdagch
Khoryordugaar
Guradaki
Dörövekh
Tavdaki
Ugdirdagch Qun
Khoryordugaar Qun
Guradaki Qun
Dörövekh Qun
Tavdaki Qun
-Kur
-Taul
-Xin
-Mundi
Language
Improved language:
- the Burkhag dialect is missing because it isn’t an actual dialect, just a transitional language.
- 5 letters are missing from the Mongolian alphabet. these are written as they are English. they are: j, v, w, x, z
- The symbols on the right of the dialects is the dialect’s symbol.
- the bottom has 3 words are in Mongolian. The Mongolian characters do not correspond to English, just the sound that letter makes. for example, horse in Mongolian is Mori, and my characters correspond to that.
Standard of the Elite Guard
Royal Symbols of Power
Shield of Khamgalaakh, Sword of Yalalt, Bow of Davkhraga, Staff of Nuudelchid, Spear of Bekjuulekh
