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State seal of the Mongol Empire Guyuk Khan’s period
Монголын Эзэнт гүрний төрийн тамга /Гүюг хааны үе/: Statehood5

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Why this is a
Masterpiece

There is a king’s seal stamp on a state document which was presented to Pope Innocent by the third great Khan Guyuk of the Mongol Empire in 1246. Research and resource information about the original king's seal was used to recreate the original seal form. Although a recreation, it nevertheless has historical value.

History of the Object: The seal stamp was copied directly from the original King's seal stamp from the 13th Century.

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Type: Coins and medals
Materials: Steel, sandalwood, copper, silver, gold, gemstone
Measurements: 30.8 kg.
Creator name: Smith D. Enkhdavaa
Creator date: 20th Century - 21st Century
Where it was made: Mongolia
Geography: Mongolia
Time period: AD 20th century ~ AD 21th century
Creation date: 21st Century; 2006
Function: Reverence symbol
Acquisition: Received in Mongolian Statehood history museum's collection fund from N. Enkhbold, Chief Minister of the Cabinet Secretariat on the 16th September, 2008, based on the No 23 report.
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Owner: Mongolian Statehood History Museum
Museum: Mongolian Statehood History Museum
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