The Mongols

ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯᠴᠤᠳ

• 16.8% Shirevan

• 19.98% Others

### Leader(s)

• Overlord Chatagai ala'Did (House of Ateelil)• Godemperor Adkma'dib III (House of Mo'god)

## Economy

### Currency

• Möngö (sign: ᠡ, MO, House of Ateelil) • Valyut (sign: VY, House of Mo'god)

# The Mongols

*From: NavalpunkWikia*

**The Mongols** (Khak'sha: ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠤᠯᠴᠤᠳ ᠤᠨ ᠭᠠᠵᠠᠷ ᠰᠢᠷᠤᠢ) is the name of the large no-man's land located on the Horn of Altayria, and is bordered by the United Federation of Mongolia (UFM). The Mongols is a fully autonomous anarchy state without a recognised government, despite having two candidates for a defacto successor government; the House of Ateelil (Khak'sha: ᠠᠲ᠋ᠧᠷᠯᠢ ᠶᠢᠨ ᠭᠡᠷ ᠃) and the House of Mo'god. (Khak'sha: ᠮᠣᠤ ᠰᠠᠬᠢᠭᠤᠯᠰᠤᠨ ᠤ ᠭᠡᠷ ᠃) with many other opposition groups competing for influence within the power vacuum left by the collapse of the Noyekin Republic. At 34,053.5km² it is the smallest country in the Southern landscapes , following the climatic conventions of the continent, consisting of a semi-arid geography, with sparse oasis in the northeastern regions of the country. With the remaining 90% of which are desert, highlands and mountain ranges which are mostly uninhabited.

An approximation of <2.5—3 million people span the country, demographics being one of the most homogenous in the world, 70% of which are native Khakli, 10% Shirevan and the rest are minor ethnic groups. Majority of these groups are nomadic or semi-nomadic; as concentrations of permanent settlements are few and far between. Two of the largest cities in the country is Üwarzabad, controlled by the House of Ateelil and Ögödchabai, under the governance of the House of Mo'god. Following the fall of the Noyekin Republic in the 9th century (300s A.C.), the Mongols remained a stateless, decentralised feudalist majority region and is often a cited example of an anarchy state.

## Etymology and Names

The earliest recorded name assigned to this region was in the Code of Chuluunbaatar, an organic law written by Chuluunbaatar in the 1st century (900s B.E.) which recognises a region in modern day  Khangain Taluud a holy ground under the name of Zaamar, and all people in the region were declared Zamaari. And begun the extensive expansion of the realm which eventually overruled the territories of The Lost Kingdom (Rash’araid, and the Baga). Zaamar would eventually transition to an absolute monarchy in the 2nd century (800s B.E.) where the country would declare the Kingdom of Mungülu-Heresi-Uls, or The First Named Kingdom.

The origin of the modern term for 'The Mongols' most likely came from Mungülu-Heresi-Uls. As the etymology of the term has remained uncertain, multiple theories suggest that the denonym of Mongol comes from the indigenous populations which predominantly populate the country. First coined by Hasyim Ahkanda in 548 (48 A.C.) in his journals after his second attempt to establish a colony in the region, the simplified name of Muwngul would become widely adopted by the outside world.

After the establishment of the Noyekin Khaganate in 711 (211 A.C.), the rapid development in the country had led to linguistic anglicisation as the case of widespread cultural assimilation from western Europa causing a severe language shift and gradual abandonment of sections of native Khak’sha (the dominant language of the country) in favour of transforming Mongol languages to suit foreign lingua francas better, to the scrutiny of conservative parties. Since the adoption of a new constitution during the constitutional transition of the Noyekin Khaganate in the 8th century (300s A.C.), the official denonym of Noyekin citizens as ‘Mongolians’.

Since the fall of the Noyekin Republic, without a recognised successor government the name of ‘The Mongols’ have been widely used to call the region.

## Environment

*Main Article: Geography of The Mongols, Biodiversity of The Mongols*

The Mongols is equivalent in territory to the Noyekin Republic. A country situated next to the Altyrian Strait, bordered by the United Federation of Mongolia (UFM) to the south. The Mongols occupy a combined area of 34,053.5km². Of this area, 95% consist of contiguous land, with several former Noyek archipelagos in the north. The Mongols is one of the world’s smallest nation by total area (including land and water). The overall geography of the region is relatively varied, primarily dominated by mountains and rugged rockies, surrounded by a blanket of sand dunes which form the edges of the country’s coastal borders, with the western extension of the Asval desert stretching onto the Gansu.

The coastal north of the Mongolian seaboard consists of fertile lands which have some vast plains and highlands located there. The Öndör Mountains (Khak’sha: ᠠᠯᠲᠠᠩᠴᠢᠮᠡᠭ), known more as the Imanin Range would border between the region’s fertile north and the infertile desert south. Which have two regions encompassing the range; the Tügül and Arshaanii plains often considered the “Lips of the Mountain Mouth”. The farther south are the sandy Asval deserts, which is a subsection of the Gansu, encompassing much of the land in the Mongols, the Asval’s lack of variation in elevation, rainfall, temperature and soil made one of the more desolate environments in the world, with an underwhelming variation in it’s ecoregions.

Much of the southeast, known as the Al’aakhdar’ii (Shirevani: الاخضر, Khak’sha: ᠠᠯᠬᠴᠢᠷᠢ) would be a a home to the coasts, it’s lower elevations vis-a-vis the average would encourage the buildup of moisture via in the region, allowing for the proliferation of forest biomes. (INCOMPLETE)

## Division

*Main Article: Governments in The Mongols, The Rash'araid Border Conflict, History of The Mongols, Politics of The Mongols*

In the fall of the Noyekin Republic, the successor government of the Mongoliland developed plans for the control of The Mongols by administering the Rash'araid. The politics of the former Noyekin Republic has forced the establishment between political parties within the government has made for the radicalisation of ideologies during the collapse, which has divided much of the country into independent groups vying for power, which led to the political power struggle between two major factions formed during the collapse; the House of Ateelil and the House of Mo'god.

As of the collapse of the Noyekin Republic, an estimated 600,000 people have been killed in small scale skirmishes in the first century of The Mongols as an anarcho-feudalist region. Subsequent in-ffighting has been nearly common-place, with many fiefdoms and manors targeting other members and grounds of the same house.

Around 4 million total people were displaced during the collapse, around 25% of the population had fled to neighbouring countries, mostly the rest of Mongolia, and some escaping to the TUA. Rumours that some Mongolians from the region has migrated to Qing China.

Both the House of Ateelil and the House of Mo'god is the major competing government bodies in The Mongols, in comparison:

### Other Major Factions

The Mongols, as a region without a governing body, would consist of approximately eight unrecognised, sovereign states, and countless factions formed in the aftermath of the Noyekin Republic. With an emphasis of unity between factions

#### Known Clan Groups

Clanships have been found to be common in The Mongols, a lack of official consensus conducted by any source in the region, estimates and outdated data are available.

The Shir clan is a dominant clan in the Shir region, where the majority population is of the Shirevan people. This clan makes up the inhabitants of the Asval and Baga. Many of the Shir subclans make up a sizeable presence in the deserts of the south and southeast. Many Shir subclans are made up of militias-for-hire and armed separatist forces which have been known be affiiiated between both major Houses in The Mongols.

The Hadan Yudajisa subclan of the Rash'araid predominatly live in the central portion of The Mongols including the small independent communities of the Tsaagi Jisa had a strong presence in the river and is the sole known producers of saarma hákárl spice. Majority of these communities are one of the most well-developed settlements in the country. Their importance in the region meant that a seize to gain the favour of the Hadan Yudajisa.

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