Banner of the Mongol Empire

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  "years": "1206–1368",
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  "index": "c/china:1206",
  "title": "Banner of the Mongol Empire",
  "ratio": "2:3",
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  "desc": "- The Mongol Empire (1206–1368) used the white sulde (spirit banner) with nine horse-hair tails, a sacred symbol representing the spirit of Genghis Khan\n - **Construction:** a white field (or sometimes blue) bearing a golden or blue falcon (saker falcon or gerfalcon)\n - Mongol standards were often mounted on a pole with horsehair tassels (tugs)",
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  "trivia": "- The Mongol Empire (1206–1368) was one of history's largest empires\n - The flag represented the vast territorial extent of Mongol rule\n - Conquered territories from Europe to the Pacific",
  "article": "empires/mongol.md",
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