Ligdan Khan
The "Kanjur" and "Tanjur", the translation of which started in the Imperial era, were completed in the Renaissance era. A complete Mongol collection called the "Golden Kanjur" (1628-1629) was published during the reign of Ligdan Khan in 113 volumes. Later, this version was edited and reprinted in 1718-1720. The "Tanjur" was finally completed in 1741–1749 and printed in 225 volumes. The oldest written version of the immense epic "Geser", the Mongol version decreed by the Kangxi Emperor, was printed in Beijing in 1716. This work inspired the twenty-thousand-verse epic "Abai Geser Khübüün" of the Buryat people and the "Jangar", the epic of the Kalmyks, dating to the 16th century. The "Story of Endurel Khan" was published in 1666 and is a prominent work of fiction. Tsogt Taiji composed his popular poem in 1621 which was later written on a rock surface in 1624. This poem, which still exists, contains reflections about the basic unity in nature and human love. During the Qing dynasty, Rashipungsug wrote the history "Bolor erike" ("Crystal Rosary"), completed in 1774.