Ulaanbaatar
State Prize conferred upon historical works By D.Ulziibaatar and Ts.Sanchir
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Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ In accordance with Presidential decree, historian D.Ulziibaatar’ and leader of Dispersed Mongolians NGO Ts.Sanchir received the State Prize for their historical works “The Mongolians”, “History of Independence” and “Art and Cultural Pieces of Ilkhanate” respectively. On December 8. President of Mongolia Khaltmaagiin Battulga presented the State Prize in the Ceremonial Ger of the State House.
According to the decree, the State Prize went to D.Ulziibaatar in high recognition of his audio books titled “The Mongolians” and “History of Independence” and their role to documenting history, improving young people’s historical knowledge, transmitting the love and care for their nation, promoting the true history and bringing it to the world.
Historian and leader of Dispersed Mongolians NGO Ts.Sanchir was awarded the State Prize in recognition of 15 years of research which took her to travel through more than 300 cities and settlements of some 30 different countries, which currently occupy the then-Ilkhanate territory, and discovered and studied over 200 historical records, and of her invaluable contribution to introducing Mongolian history to the world. Compiling the research works, she has published a book titled “Art and Cultural Pieces of Ilkhanate” in Persian, English and Mongolian languages and Mongolian traditional script.
According to the decree, the State Prize went to D.Ulziibaatar in high recognition of his audio books titled “The Mongolians” and “History of Independence” and their role to documenting history, improving young people’s historical knowledge, transmitting the love and care for their nation, promoting the true history and bringing it to the world.
Historian and leader of Dispersed Mongolians NGO Ts.Sanchir was awarded the State Prize in recognition of 15 years of research which took her to travel through more than 300 cities and settlements of some 30 different countries, which currently occupy the then-Ilkhanate territory, and discovered and studied over 200 historical records, and of her invaluable contribution to introducing Mongolian history to the world. Compiling the research works, she has published a book titled “Art and Cultural Pieces of Ilkhanate” in Persian, English and Mongolian languages and Mongolian traditional script.
Source:www.president.mn
