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EAP264/1/8/2

Record Id:
040-002442382
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
036-002442220
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100022729705.0x000001
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
EAP264/1/8/2
Title:
Images of noblemen and noblewomen of early 20th century [1910s-1920s]
Scope & Content:
Images of noblemen and noblewomen of early 20th century
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Project / Collection:
Preservation through digitisation of rare photographic negatives from Mongolia
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-002437432
036-002442220
040-002442382
Is part of:
EAP264/1 : Digital copies of glass plate negatives preserved in the Archives for Cinema, Photography and Sound Recording, Mongolia [1910s-1950s]
EAP264/1/8 : People [1920s-1950s]

 

EAP264/1/8/2 : Images of noblemen and noblewomen of early 20th century [1910s-1920s]
Contains:
EAP264/1/8/2/1 : A noble family (unknown) [1920s]
EAP264/1/8/2/2 : 13th Dalai Lama in Mongolia (a photo copy) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/3 : Da Lama Tserenchimed [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/4 : First Prime Minister of the newly independent Mongolia, Sain Noyon Khan Namnansuren [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/5 : Prince Navaantseren of Tsetsen Khanate-one of the four Khanates of the Khalha (Outer Mongolia excluding three Durvut banners)…
EAP264/1/8/2/6 : Prince Namnansuren of Sain Noyon Khanate-one of the four Khanates of Khalha Mongolia (Outer Mongolia excluding three Durvut…
EAP264/1/8/2/7 : High priest Badamdorj-second Prime Minister of independent Mongolia [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/8 : First Foreign Minister of independent Mongolia, Prince Khanddorj [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/9 : Choijin Lama-young brother of the 8th and last Mongolian Khan Bogd Jibzundamba [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/10 : Queen Dondogdulam [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/11 : A young noble person (unknown) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/12 : Young noble men (unknown) (a photo copy) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/13 : Noble Chief Damdinsuren-one of the leaders for the cause of independent Mongolia [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/14 : Future Mongolian Prime Minister (1936) Amar with his spouse [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/15 : Noble women (unknown) (a photo copy) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/16 : A noble boy (unknown) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/17 : Mongolia’s 1921 revolution leader, military commander Sukhbaatar (a photo copy) [Early 1920s]
EAP264/1/8/2/18 : Targan van-one of the Chiefs within the Zasagt Khanate (a photo copy) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/19 : Noble Chief Togtokh-one of the leaders for the cause of independent Mongolia [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/20 : Noble Chief Dalai Van Gombosuren [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/21 : Noble priest Dilav Khutukhtu Jamsranjav [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/22 : Noble people (unknown) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/23 : Mongolian noble priests (a photo copy) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/24 : A noble person (unknown) [1910s]
EAP264/1/8/2/25 : Noble women (unknown) [1910s]
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Hierarchy:
032-002437432[0008]/036-002442220[0002]/040-002442382
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: EAP264/1
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
249 TIFF images
Digitised Content:
https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP264-1-8-2
Thumbnail:
Languages:
Not applicable
Scripts:
Not applicable
Start Date:
1910
End Date:
1929
Date Range:
1910s-1920s
Era:
CE
Access:
User Conditions:
Access is for research purposes only

This item is part of the Endangered Archives Programme.

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Former External References:
EAP264PE_02
Information About Originals:
The original material is held by the Archives for Cinema, Photography and Sound Recording, Mongolia
Material Type:
Photographs
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Places:
Mongolia, Asia