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Khovd (Mongolian: Ховд; in
older sources also
Kobdo) can
refer to:
Khovd River, a
river in the west of
Mongolia Khovd (city), the
capital of
Khovd aimag...
- (Mongolian: Ховд, romanized: Hovd,
pronounced [ˈχɔw̜t]),
formerly known as
Kobdo or Khobdo, is the
capital of the
Khovd Province of Mongolia. It is the administrative...
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installed in Uliastai, and two
civil governors (amban) in Khüree and in
Kobdo.
Ochirbatu Tüshiyetu Khan
aimag 20
banners Gobi Tüshiye Gong
Darhan Chin...
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Dalelkhan Sugirbayev Born (1906-06-24)June 24, 1906
Kobdo Territory,
Outer Mongolia, Qing
Empire (now Bayan-Ölgii Province, Mongolia) Died
August 27,...
- was the
highest military officer in
Outer Mongolia,
Tannu Uriankhai and
Kobdo during the Qing Dynasty. It was
established in 1733, and the
first general...
- Ala-Shans"
Poorly known, best
identified by range. P. c.
hagenbecki (
Kobdo)
Kobdo Valley, Mongolia,
prefers elevations of 3,000 to 5,000 ft. Distinctive...
- Xinjiang, Transbaikal,
Inner Mongolia,
Outer Mongolia,
Tannu Uriankhai,
Kobdo, Hulunbei'er, and
Tibet into one
Mongolian state. The
region under his control...
- khans:
Tushietu Khan,
Zasagtu Khan,
Secen Khan and Sain
Noyan Khan. In the
Kobdo region,
there were two khans: Tögs Hülüg
Dalai Khan and Ünen
Zorigtu Khan...
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governor of
Uliastai originally had
direct jurisdiction over the
region around Kobdo in
westernmost Outer Mongolia, the
region later became an
independent administrative...
- the
Khara and Dzapkhin, or
Kirghiz Nor tala, in
which are the
cities of
Kobdo and Uli****utai; the Tez, or Ubsa Nor tala. Each tala has its own
local interior...
