Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Serbia
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About the Consulate
About the Consulate
The Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Serbia aims to strengthen friendly relations and cooperation between Mongolia and the Republic of Serbia, both in the political, economic, cultural and educational spheres. As an Honorary Consulate, we are committed to providing support to Mongolian citizens in Serbia, as well as to all Serbian citizens and institutions interested in cooperation with Mongolia.
Our activities include: Support in connecting business entities of the two countries Promotion of Mongolian culture, language and tourism Information on visa and travel procedures Assistance to Mongolian citizens in Serbia in emergencies Organization of cultural and business events
Contact Honorary Consul: Vladimir Stolović Address: Bulevar Mihajla Pupina 117a, 11070 Belgrade Phone: 011 30 73 604; 060 32 77 791 E-mail: consul@mongoliaconsulate.rs Working hours: By appointment – please make an appointment in advance.
Visa questions For visa issuance and consular services, please contact the Embassy of Mongolia in Budapest: http://www.budapest.embassy.mn/eng/
Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan (c. 1162–1227) was the founder and first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire, which after his death became the largest continental empire in world history. Born Temujin in what is now Mongolia, he united the Mongol tribes in 1206 and was proclaimed Genghis Khan, meaning “ruler of all”.
Rise and power:
– He united the Mongol tribes under one banner, something no one before him had managed to do.
– He created a military force that was terrifyingly effective, using cavalry, bows, and discipline as his main assets.
– He conquered vast territories
— from China and Central Asia to Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
Organization and law:
– He introduced the “Yasa”, a code of law that strictly regulated Mongolian society and the army.
– He was known for his strict discipline, but also for his religious tolerance — he allowed the practice of different religions within the empire.
– Under his rule, safe trade along the Silk Road developed.
Cruelty and myths:
– He was known for his brutality in wars: massacres were common, and entire cities were destroyed if they resisted.
– On the other hand, he rewarded loyalty and gave important positions to capable people regardless of their origin.
Legacy:
– After his death, his successors (sons and grandsons, such as Kublai Khan) expanded the empire even further.
– There are claims that a huge number of people around the world today have genetic traces of Genghis Khan
— estimates go as high as 16 million men.
– His warfare strategy, political organization, and diplomatic approaches had a lasting impact.
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