What does the Mongol Unai do, and what does the trident like thing in the Mongols do?

For support, the yurt is topped with "Unai" as a bracket and covered with "Bles".

Battle flags, boost morale.

Something like a trident is called a sulu ingot or sured. Sulu ingots are generally black and white, respectively called "Harasulu ingots" and "Chagansulu ingots", which means "black" and "white", black symbolizes war and strength, and white symbolizes peace and authority.

The Russian skilled craftsmen who came to Mongolia from the Jin Kingdom and captured the Yelu Chucai faction of the first adviser of the Golden Horde created a symbol according to this pattern, named Sulu ingot, which was placed on the top of Genghis Khan's Golden Horde, and served as the military flag and military emblem of the Mongol army. From then on, Sulu ingot represented the god of war, Genghis Khan, and supremacy.

It was the horse seal representing Genghis Khan.

The Mongolian Eight Banners are different from the Manchurian Eight Banners, their status is slightly lower and higher than that of the Han Army's Eight Banners, and the nobility is naturally one level lower.

The Manchu-Mongolian marriage was for political purposes and is well understood.

Most of the Mongols lived in the steppes, and they were reluctant to come except for the tributaries.

The world is naturally Manchurian, and Mongolia is only a subordinate.

The history of Mongolia in the Qing Dynasty (ancient part) can be divided into the following three periods: the first period: 1606-1635, this period is about 30 years. The Mongol tribe began to call Nurhachi Khan, and the Later Jin State was established, and Horqin and other departments were attached to the Later Jin.

The second period: 1636-1757, this period is about 120 years. The Mongol tribes gradually joined the Qing court, gradually moved from war to stability, and gradually recovered and developed the economy.

Third period: 1758-1840, this period is about 80 years. The Mongol society was relatively stable, a variety of economies gradually took shape, and the Qing Dynasty's rule over the Mongol region was strengthened and consolidated.

The Mongolian people are almost equal to the status of the Manchus, the Mongolian princes are just a little better than the local separatist regime, have their own army, belong to the local forces that listen to the tune and do not listen to the announcement, the Mongolian prince is nominally canonized by the Qing **, but it is a hereditary system in which the son inherits the father's business, that is to say, the prince first determines his heir, and then reports to the Qing ** to recognize the record. Of course, from time to time, he also picked on trivial contradictions, and then the emperor intervened to show the imperial power.

The Mongolian nationality is a nation that loves to sing and dance, and is known as the "** nation" and "poetry nation". Since ancient times, the Mongolians have lived a nomadic life of chasing water and grass, and in the long course of history, the Mongolians have created rich and valuable wealth with their wisdom and artistic genius. Mongolian folk songs have a unique style of national vocal music, and the Mongolian ** has both the common style of the whole nation and the unique style of each region.

The dance rhythm of the Mongolian people is cheerful, the movements are strong and powerful, and the most characteristic is to shake the shoulders, rub the arms, and take horse steps. The classic Mongolian traditional dances include "Saber Dance", "Chopsticks Dance", "Andai Dance", "Cup Bowl Dance" and so on. Traditional musical instruments include the horse-head fiddle, the "Yatoga" ("Mongolian zheng"), the Mongolian pipa, the Mongolian ukulele and the Mongolian war drum.

Horses have become deeply embedded in the spiritual world of the Mongols. Mongolian horse-themed hymns, fables, aphorisms, folklore, folk songs, **, fine arts, sculptures, etc., are innumerable. Mongolians also have many horse-related festivals, such as:

Horse Racing Festival, Pony Festival, Mare's Milk Festival, Divine Horse Festival, etc. The mausoleum of Genghis Khan on the Ordos Plateau houses a Genghis Khan's divine horse, Wendugen Chagan, and two Genghis Khan's white horses.

The herdsmen and hunters of the Mongols worshipped fire because their ancestors believed in shamanism, which is natural and animistic, and believed that fire was created when heaven and earth were separated, so they revered the "Mother of Fire" even more.

Mongolians, a traditional nomadic people mainly distributed in East Asia, are one of the ethnic minorities in China and the main ethnic group of Mongolia. In addition, the Mongols are also found in Eurasian countries such as Russia, and the Evenks and Turks are sometimes considered to be branches of the Mongols.

The Mongols originated from the east bank of the Wangjian River (now the Erguna River) in ancient times. At the beginning of the 13th century, the Mongol tribe headed by Genghis Khan unified the Mongolian regions and gradually formed a new ethnic community.

The Mongolian people live in the steppe and live on animal husbandry. Living a nomadic life of "living in pursuit of water and grass", although this way of survival has been weakened in modern society, is still regarded as a symbol of the Mongolian people.

The Mongolian nationality is relatively developed in scientific and cultural undertakings, and dance is also in a relatively prominent position in art.

A flag is equivalent to a tribe, and it is together with the Manchus, and the Manchus and Mongolians are married. Zhenghuang Banner is the most noble, for the royal family.