Mongols
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Names and connections
Mongolians
- Broader: Altaic peoples
- Broader: Ethnology--Asia
- Narrower: Abaga (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Baarin (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Borjigid (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Buriats
- Narrower: Chahar Mongols
- Narrower: Hazāras
- Narrower: Huns
- Narrower: Kalmyks
- Narrower: Khalkha (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Khitan (Chinese people)
- Narrower: Merkity (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Mongoljin (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Mongour (Chinese people)
- Narrower: Oirats
- Narrower: Ordos (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Tanawalis (Pakistani people)
- Narrower: Tatars
- Narrower: Urad (Mongolian people)
- Narrower: Uriankhai (Mongolian people)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10088274288789570052 · morton4x16-v1
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