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{{MongolUnicode|ᡐᡄᠷᡎᡄᠨ|lang=mn}}{{MongolUnicode|ᡎᡇᠷ|lang=mn}}
{{MongolUnicode|ᡐᡄᠷᡎᡄᠨ|lang=mn}}{{MongolUnicode|ᡎᡇᠷ|lang=mn}}
ᡋᡇᡎᡑ ᠨᠠᡅᠷᠠᡏᡑᠠᡍ ᡐᡄᠷᡎᡄᠨ ᡎᡇᠷ
ᡋᡇᡎᡑ ᠨᠠᡅᠷᠠᡏᡑᠠᡍ ᡐᡄᠷᡎᡄᠨ ᡎᡇᠷ
Bogd Nairamdah Tergen Gor
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| motto = Assorted screaming {{flag|Tergynia}}
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| national_anthem = {{MongolUnicode|ᡎᡇᠷᡅᠨ|lang=mn}}{{MongolUnicode|ᡑᠠᡎᡇᡇ|lang=mn}}<br />Gurin Daguu<br />("National Song")<div style="display:inline-block; margin-top:0.4em;">[[File:Qingtian_Tianguang.mp3]]</div>
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The first instance of Qijaric migration into the territory of Tergynia was around 400 when Xuroghur tribes migrated into southwestern Tergynia. In the 800s, various Manichaean Qijaric tribes fled central Cancodia after being forced out by other Qijaric tribes that converted to Islam and reorganized themselves into the Otoghuz Confederation in southwestern Tergynia. The Otoghuz absorbed the Xuroghur and conquered the declining !Sogdian and !Saka kingdoms.
The first instance of Qijaric migration into the territory of Tergynia was around 400 when Xuroghur tribes migrated into southwestern Tergynia. In the 800s, various Manichaean Qijaric tribes fled central Cancodia after being forced out by other Qijaric tribes that converted to Islam and reorganized themselves into the Otoghuz Confederation in southwestern Tergynia. The Otoghuz absorbed the Xuroghur and conquered the declining !Sogdian and !Saka kingdoms.
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===Tergyn Empire===
{{Main|Tergyn Empire}}
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===Tergyn Empire===
===Post-empire===
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===Tergyn Khanate===
===Tergyn Khaganate===
{{Main|Tergyn Khaganate}}
{{Main|Tergyn Khaganate}}
In 1583, Ormus of the Gurbad united the Tergyn tümens once more and reorganized the Tergyn confederation into the Tergyn Khaganate. Because of the Gurbad's !Mongolic origins, the court language is based on !Middle Mongol with some Old Tergyn loanwords because of its prestigious use in the Tergyn Empire.
Tavantömör, son of Ölziit Khagan, was fascinated by the culture and structure of the Lanhuanese civilization. This fascination fueled his ambition to reform the Tergyn Khaganate into a centralized, settled empire. When Tavantömör was elected by the huraldai to be khagan in 1668, he started a series of reforms to establish permanent settlements throughout the khaganate and encouraged settled tribes to take up agriculture. Tavantömör hired skilled advisors from Lanhuanan to plan cities, establish codified laws, found universities, and to introduce agriculture to the settlements. Due to several disastrous zuds that killed many tribes' livestock, several tribes moved into the settlements and took up agriculture. Initially, Tavantömör was hesitant about forcing unwilling tribes to settle, however when the Merged raided the settlement of Böh, Tavantömör issued a decree to forcefully settle the Merged and all remaining fully-nomadic tribes. This ignited a 10 year civil war that saw nearly half of the noyons take up arms against the khagan. The rebelling tribes managed to win the siege of Chichihari and forced the Khagan and his allies to retreat to the city of Hardalai on the Nuntic coast. The rebelling armies sieged Hardalai, but due to fresh reinforcements, better fortifications, and firearms from Lanhuanan, the rebels were forced to retreat to their camps. Tavantömör lead his army to engage the demoralized rebels and completely decimated them. All of the rebelling noyons were executed by horses trampling on them. Tavantömör, with the support of his reformist allies, abolished the huraldai system, which was the start of the absolutist rule of his dynasty. He exiled most of the remaining fully-nomadic tribes into the northern mountains, where they still remain. Tribes that practiced transhumance were treated with great leniency.
===Republic (1933–present)===
===Republic (1933–present)===
{{Main|History of the Republic of Tergynia}}
{{Main|History of the Republic of Tergynia}}
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====Tergynian Revolution====
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====Tergynian Civil War====
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===Languages===
===Languages===
{{Main|Languages of Tergynia|List of endangered languages in Tergynia}}
{{Main|Languages of Tergynia|List of endangered languages in Tergynia}}
Standard Tergyn is the standardized literary language used by the Tergynian government and media. It descended from Gurbad Tergyn language, the court language used by the Tergyn Khaganate which was a mix of the Chichihari dialect of !Middle Mongol and Old Tergyn. Language reforms in the Republican era introduced more native Tergyn words into the vocabulary in order to better represent the vernacular languages of the !Daur. Vernacular Tergyn dialects are not as influenced by Gurbad as the standard language is.
===Urbanization===
===Urbanization===
===Religion===
===Religion===
{{Main|Religion in Tergynia|Manichaeism}}
{{Main|Religion in Tergynia|Manichaeism|Tengrism}}
== Culture ==
== Culture ==