PRESIDENT KH.BATTULGA DECIDES TO MAKE NOYON UUL A STATE SACRED
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The President of Mongolia, Battulga Khaltmaa, has issued Decree No. 81 to make Noyon Uul, located in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur and Batsumber soums of Tuv aimag, a state shrine.
Decree No. 81 of the President of Mongolia in 2021:
“In order to honor the ancient sacred Khairkhan Noyon Mountain, the birthplace of the Mongols, the golden tombs of the Hunnu ancestors, and the heart of the original history, to protect the history and heritage of the Tulgar state, and to spread national immunity and consciousness, Supporting the proposals of the public, civil society organizations and scholars, respecting the customs and traditions of the Mongolian people, respecting the state and historical traditions, Article 34.1 of the Constitution of Mongolia and Article 9 of the Law on the President of Mongolia Pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 1, and Articles 11.1.1 and 11.1.3 of the Law on Protection of Cultural Heritage, the ORDER shall be:
On the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of the founding of the Hunnu Empire, the Mongolian Tulgar State made Noyon Uul, located in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur and Batsumber soums of Tuv aimag, a state shrine.
We call on governmental and non-governmental, scientific, historical and cultural organizations and the people to deepen and expand the study, preservation and promotion of the history and heritage of the Mongolian Tulgar state and the Hunnu dynasty. ”
The ceremony of handing over the decree of the President of Mongolia to some government organizations took place today at the State Ceremony and Honor Hall.
The ceremony was attended by Sh.Orgil, Governor of Selenge aimag, Ts.Jambalsuren, Chairman of the Citizens' Representatives Khural of Tuv aimag, D.Ganbold, State Secretary of the Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism, D.Regdel, President of the Academy of Sciences, B.Davaatseren and received a copy of the decree from the President of Mongolia.
After handing over the decree, President Kh. Battulga said, “Mongolians, government officials responsible for the protection of historical and cultural heritage and the environment.
On the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of the founding of the Hunnu Empire, I issued an order to make Noyon Uul a state shrine in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur soum of Tuv aimag and Batsumber soum in accordance with my legal rights and responsibilities. Accept!
Noyon Uul is a golden tomb of the Hunnu ancestors of the Mongols, a sacred place that preserves the 2,200-year-old historical facts of statehood, and is an ancient sacred place that has become the center of original history.
In 1914, a Russian researcher, A.Ballod, a technician of the Mongol-Or Association, discovered a tomb in Noyon Mountain, which preserves the heritage of our ancestors, the Hunnu Dynasty.PK Kozlov A Mongolian-Tibetan geographic team led by the Mongolian Academy of Sciences arrived and found more than 200 Xiongnu tombs on Noyon Mountain.
There are about 250 graves in Sujigt on the west side of Noyon Uul, Juramt on the south and Khujirt on the east. The Noyon Uul monument is of special importance to us as it answers the following questions. These include:
The structure and ethnicity of the Xiongnu;
Social structure, state organization;
Chronology and order of Xiongnu history;
Xiongnu life and economic style;
Geographical location of the Xiongnu Empire;
And the relations of the Xiongnu with the countries of Asia and Europe.
To date, more than 7,000 tombs belonging to the Xiongnu Dynasty have been found, most of them, mostly the tombs of aristocrats. This proves that Mongolia is the main territory and administrative center of the Hunnu Empire.
Anthropological materials, hats, robes, clothing, and burial rituals found in the tombs of Noyon Uul's aristocrats have proved genetically and culturally that we, the Mongols, are the descendants of the Xiongnu.
This is because Mongolia considers the ancient Noyon Mountain, which contains the history and culture of the Xiongnu dynasty, to be a nature and historical sanctuary, and respects the customs and traditions of the Mongolian people. issued an order. Sacrifice is not just a ritual. It is a complex process that reminds generations to love, respect and protect nature, culture and history, and is passed down from generation to generation as a state memory and policy. In accordance with this ancient tradition, Noyon Uul is being made a state shrine.
Government officials, people,
Our history and culture are the foundation, essence, identity and difference of Mongolians, and the basis of respect and pride. Recognize and accept that it is the responsibility of every citizen and every Mongolian to protect Noyon Uul, which has preserved and contained the great witnesses and evidence of culture and history.
Under the power of the eternal sky, the spirits of the ancestors bless us, and Mongolia and Mongolian culture and history live on today! ” he said.
The President of Mongolia, Battulga Khaltmaa, has issued Decree No. 81 to make Noyon Uul, located in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur and Batsumber soums of Tuv aimag, a state shrine.
Decree No. 81 of the President of Mongolia in 2021:
“In order to honor the ancient sacred Khairkhan Noyon Mountain, the birthplace of the Mongols, the golden tombs of the Hunnu ancestors, and the heart of the original history, to protect the history and heritage of the Tulgar state, and to spread national immunity and consciousness, Supporting the proposals of the public, civil society organizations and scholars, respecting the customs and traditions of the Mongolian people, respecting the state and historical traditions, Article 34.1 of the Constitution of Mongolia and Article 9 of the Law on the President of Mongolia Pursuant to Article 1, paragraph 1, and Articles 11.1.1 and 11.1.3 of the Law on Protection of Cultural Heritage, the ORDER shall be:
On the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of the founding of the Hunnu Empire, the Mongolian Tulgar State made Noyon Uul, located in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur and Batsumber soums of Tuv aimag, a state shrine.
We call on governmental and non-governmental, scientific, historical and cultural organizations and the people to deepen and expand the study, preservation and promotion of the history and heritage of the Mongolian Tulgar state and the Hunnu dynasty. ”
The ceremony of handing over the decree of the President of Mongolia to some government organizations took place today at the State Ceremony and Honor Hall.
The ceremony was attended by Sh.Orgil, Governor of Selenge aimag, Ts.Jambalsuren, Chairman of the Citizens' Representatives Khural of Tuv aimag, D.Ganbold, State Secretary of the Ministry of Nature, Environment and Tourism, D.Regdel, President of the Academy of Sciences, B.Davaatseren and received a copy of the decree from the President of Mongolia.
After handing over the decree, President Kh. Battulga said, “Mongolians, government officials responsible for the protection of historical and cultural heritage and the environment.
On the occasion of the 2230th anniversary of the founding of the Hunnu Empire, I issued an order to make Noyon Uul a state shrine in Mandal soum of Selenge aimag, Bornuur soum of Tuv aimag and Batsumber soum in accordance with my legal rights and responsibilities. Accept!
Noyon Uul is a golden tomb of the Hunnu ancestors of the Mongols, a sacred place that preserves the 2,200-year-old historical facts of statehood, and is an ancient sacred place that has become the center of original history.
In 1914, a Russian researcher, A.Ballod, a technician of the Mongol-Or Association, discovered a tomb in Noyon Mountain, which preserves the heritage of our ancestors, the Hunnu Dynasty.PK Kozlov A Mongolian-Tibetan geographic team led by the Mongolian Academy of Sciences arrived and found more than 200 Xiongnu tombs on Noyon Mountain.
There are about 250 graves in Sujigt on the west side of Noyon Uul, Juramt on the south and Khujirt on the east. The Noyon Uul monument is of special importance to us as it answers the following questions. These include:
The structure and ethnicity of the Xiongnu;
Social structure, state organization;
Chronology and order of Xiongnu history;
Xiongnu life and economic style;
Geographical location of the Xiongnu Empire;
And the relations of the Xiongnu with the countries of Asia and Europe.
To date, more than 7,000 tombs belonging to the Xiongnu Dynasty have been found, most of them, mostly the tombs of aristocrats. This proves that Mongolia is the main territory and administrative center of the Hunnu Empire.
Anthropological materials, hats, robes, clothing, and burial rituals found in the tombs of Noyon Uul's aristocrats have proved genetically and culturally that we, the Mongols, are the descendants of the Xiongnu.
This is because Mongolia considers the ancient Noyon Mountain, which contains the history and culture of the Xiongnu dynasty, to be a nature and historical sanctuary, and respects the customs and traditions of the Mongolian people. issued an order. Sacrifice is not just a ritual. It is a complex process that reminds generations to love, respect and protect nature, culture and history, and is passed down from generation to generation as a state memory and policy. In accordance with this ancient tradition, Noyon Uul is being made a state shrine.
Government officials, people,
Our history and culture are the foundation, essence, identity and difference of Mongolians, and the basis of respect and pride. Recognize and accept that it is the responsibility of every citizen and every Mongolian to protect Noyon Uul, which has preserved and contained the great witnesses and evidence of culture and history.
Under the power of the eternal sky, the spirits of the ancestors bless us, and Mongolia and Mongolian culture and history live on today! ” he said.