- Competitions grandchildren (Genghis Khan)
The Republic of Mongolia in Central Asia, bordered by China to the east, west and south, and Russia in the north, is home to (Genghis Khan) Mongol conqueror famous (1167-1227 AD). Will be held in Mongolia many celebrations dating back hundreds of years, and is still taking place even now, as a kind of memorial ceremonies or Ktqos annual offerings and glorify different (gods) mountains by their beliefs! Or sports competitions to celebrate the mass. The celebration (Naadam) (in Mongolian means game or competition), which is held in the month of July and lasts for three days in all parts of the country, from the most famous of these celebrations. The focus of the celebration (Naadam) primarily on the areas of greatest athletes in horse racing and archery and wrestling, all of which are the most common sports in the Republic of Mongolia. The celebration begins with a review gorgeous vibrant, involving athletes, monks, soldiers marching steps are all regular uniform, while bands played military tunes blaring. Participants wearing yurts, traditional costume for the Warriors (Genghis Khan) as they consider themselves to be descendants of the great conqueror. As it has Mongolians dazzle and admiration Hdidan Paljaad (as they have been for centuries rely on them in the living guardians) so they choose a number of horses up to a thousand, in order to compete with each other. The horse races are divided into six types depending on the age of the horses, for example, two-year-old horses that are racing for a distance of ten miles, while the horses that are racing seven years old for a distance of thirty kilometers. And horse races taking place on the ground and not in the grass track special. Knights are selected from among the children aged between 5 to 13 years, because it ensures that the races will test the capabilities of horses and riders not. The contestants dressed in competitions (archery) in traditional dress, and using a curved arch made of animal horns and bark and wood. It also makes arrows from twigs trees (willow) and eagles' feathers, and are repaid towards the goals of rubber circles round them gray or yellow or red, and the rulers, standing
The Republic of Mongolia in Central Asia, bordered by China to the east, west and south, and Russia in the north, is home to (Genghis Khan) Mongol conqueror famous (1167-1227 AD). Will be held in Mongolia many celebrations dating back hundreds of years, and is still taking place even now, as a kind of memorial ceremonies or Ktqos annual offerings and glorify different (gods) mountains by their beliefs! Or sports competitions to celebrate the mass. The celebration (Naadam) (in Mongolian means game or competition), which is held in the month of July and lasts for three days in all parts of the country, from the most famous of these celebrations. The focus of the celebration (Naadam) primarily on the areas of greatest athletes in horse racing and archery and wrestling, all of which are the most common sports in the Republic of Mongolia. The celebration begins with a review gorgeous vibrant, involving athletes, monks, soldiers marching steps are all regular uniform, while bands played military tunes blaring. Participants wearing yurts, traditional costume for the Warriors (Genghis Khan) as they consider themselves to be descendants of the great conqueror. As it has Mongolians dazzle and admiration Hdidan Paljaad (as they have been for centuries rely on them in the living guardians) so they choose a number of horses up to a thousand, in order to compete with each other. The horse races are divided into six types depending on the age of the horses, for example, two-year-old horses that are racing for a distance of ten miles, while the horses that are racing seven years old for a distance of thirty kilometers. And horse races taking place on the ground and not in the grass track special. Knights are selected from among the children aged between 5 to 13 years, because it ensures that the races will test the capabilities of horses and riders not. The contestants dressed in competitions (archery) in traditional dress, and using a curved arch made of animal horns and bark and wood. It also makes arrows from twigs trees (willow) and eagles' feathers, and are repaid towards the goals of rubber circles round them gray or yellow or red, and the rulers, standing
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