TY  - BOOK
AU  - Narangerel Sodovsuren
AU  - Translated by Altangerel Taivankhuu, Translation edited by Tuulaikhuu Enkhee, Illustrator: Khurlee B., Munkhbuyan Sh., Ganbold L., Tumen D., Typeset by Batbayar B. 
TI  - Moral alphabet of Mongols
SN  - 9789997328472
U1  - 67 
PY  - 2025///
CY  - Mongolia
KW  - Mongolian ethic, justice, unity
N1  - 1. Politeness--; 2. Dignity--; 3. Justice--; 4. Courage--; 5. Shame--; 6. Compassion--; 7. Honor--; 8. Patience--; 9. Unity
N2  - The boundless and majestic landscapes of our homeland inspire awe-mirroring the vastness of the Eternal Blue Sky. Mongolia's allure lies not only in the sublime beauty of its terrain, but also in the profound moral character of its people. For centuries, the Mongols have been known as a courageous and cultured nation-hospitable, just, and principled. They honor duty and responsibility above all, live with integrity and resilience, cherish patience and dignity, and practice justice and decorum without harboring envy or resentment. Such moral endowments-compassion, loyalty, generosity, and reverence-formed the bedrock of society that, as early as the 13th century, lived with spiritual contentment and made meaningful contributions to peace and justice across the world. These enduring values were neither forgotten nor erased; they remain with us-unhealed scars and lasting legacies alike. This brief book endeavors to recount and reflect on these timeless principles of Mongolian ethics
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