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In 1206 Genghis Khan gave himself this title before launching a series of "ferocious" Military Campaigns to establish his Empire
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The Mongol Yuan Dynasty established by Genghis Khan's ravenous expansionism is chased out of China by the soon to be Ming Dynasty.
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A Mongolian Leader, Esen Taiyisi, wages war with China and captures the Ming Dynasty's Emperor.
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Altan Khan was a Mongol leader who introduced Buddhism, first used the term Dalai Lama, and founded the city Hohhot.
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After it's first attempt in 1622, the Dutch East India Trading Company estaplished it's own trading post.
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Qing China tried to reduce piracy and other problems after it's annexation of the region in 1683.
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The Qing Dynasty launched a series of Military campaigns that would eventually conquer Mongolia.
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After 150 years of control, the Qing Dynasty loses control with it's own collapse.
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Some sources claim this Mongolian leader died at the hands of Russian spies
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During the Soviet-Japanese border war the Soviet Union succesfully defended Mongolia
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Khorloogiin Choibalsan, a soviet leader in Mongolia who instituted Stalinist principles, and destroyed Buhddist Monasteries, dies suspicously in Russia
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Mongolia had a peaceful Democratic Revolution, and Mongolia was able to declare it's independence and create it's own Constitution.