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Also known as Mongol people, Mongol, Mongolians, Mongolian people, Mongolian, Tartars, Tartar, Tartar people

grupo étnico

AI overview

The Mongols are an East Asian ethnic group primarily from Mongolia and regions of China and Russia, and they represent the largest group within the broader Mongolic peoples. Understanding the Mongols matters because they represent a significant ethnic and cultural presence across a vast geographic area spanning East Asia and Russia, with related subgroups like the Oirats and Buryats whose relationship to Mongol identity remains a subject of classification.

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Key facts

Ethnic group.pop14
3,102
Ethnic group.pop15
2,716
Ethnic group.group
Mongols
Ethnic group.image
Naadam, Mongolian traditional festival.jpg
Ethnic group.caption
Mongolians in traditional dressduring Naadam festival
Ethnic group.pop1
6,290,204
Ethnic group.pop2
3,046,882
Ethnic group.pop3
651,355
Ethnic group.pop4
37,963
Ethnic group.pop5
20,416
Ethnic group.pop6
19,170
Ethnic group.pop7
12,000
Ethnic group.pop8
10,236
Ethnic group.pop9
9,090
Ethnic group.pop10
7,218
Ethnic group.pop11
6,992
Ethnic group.pop12
5,538
Ethnic group.pop13
3,972

via Wikipedia infobox

Wikidata facts

Instance of
ethnic group
Subclass of
Mongolic peoples
Demonym
mongole
Native language
Mongolian
Country
Russia
Population
10000000
Image
Mongolian Family - Western Region.jpg
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Commons category
Mongols
topic's main category
Category:Mongols
different from
Tatars
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
native label
ᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯᠴᠤᠳ
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Article · Español

Los mongoles es un grupo étnico que se originó en lo que en la actualidad es Mongolia, Rusia y la República Popular China, en esta última principalmente en lo que hoy en día es la región autónoma de Mongolia Interior, y las repúblicas de Buriatia, Kalmukia, Tuvá y Yakutia de la Federación Rusa. En el año 2004 eran aproximadamente 8 500 000 y su idioma es el mongol. Aproximadamente 3 millones de mongoles viven en Mongolia,​ 6 millones en Mongolia Interior (China) y más de medio millón en las provincias vecinas rusas.​ Algunos grupos étnicos del norte de China y Rusia están estrechamente relacionados con los mongoles: los daur, los bryat, los evenki, los , los y los calmucos.

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