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Crazy Shagdar (Mongolian: Shaγdar soliyatu, 1869–1930s) was a
wandering lama from the
Baarin banner (in what is now
Ulanhad city) in
Inner Mongolia. He...
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Shagdaryn Dulmaa (Mongolian: Шагдарын Дулмаа; 1934 –
March 27, 2024) was a
Mongolian poet and journalist.
Shagdaryn Dulmaa was born in 1934 in Sergelen...
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David and
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Chronicle or the
stories about "Crazy"
Shagdar.
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works of
Tseveen Jamsrano and
other Buryats in the...
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August 2012.
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Shagdar,
David and
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August 1941)
Luvsannavaan Erendoo (September to
November 1941)
Shagdar Sodnom (1942-1944)
Bagaa Gund (1944-1956)
Lamzav Badrakh (1956)
Budin Batjargal...
