Mongolian history and culture, made accessible
Educational content, written resources, and interactive experiences centered on the legacy of the Mongol world
Qaghan is a content project dedicated to telling the stories of Mongolian rulers, empires, and culture in a way that is engaging, honest, and easy to explore.
Written profiles, deep dives, and overviews of the 261 rulers who shaped the Mongol world across six khanates and 724 years of history. Content that goes beyond textbook summaries and focuses on the human stories behind the empires.
Structured content that helps people understand Mongolian history from the ground up. From Genghis Khan's rise to the fragmentation of the khanates, the goal is to make complex history approachable without oversimplifying it.
Short-form posts, facts, and stories shared across platforms to bring Mongolian history to wider audiences. Content built for people who are curious but have never known where to start.
An interactive experience where you can have conversations with legendary Mongolian rulers like Genghis Khan. Each Qaghan speaks with a distinct voice shaped by their era, decisions, and historical context.
This project explores:
Hi, I'm Dulguun. I'm creating content about Mongolian history from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
Growing up in Mongolia, the history of the khans and khanates was always around me. But I noticed most of the English-language content about Mongolian history either stops at Genghis Khan or misses the nuance of what came after. Qaghan is my attempt to fix that.
This is a personal project built out of genuine curiosity and pride. It's evolving, it's independent, and it's made by someone who actually grew up with this culture.
The vision is to build the most complete and readable English-language resource on Mongolian rulers and khanates — with Mongolian heritage as the foundation and a global audience in mind.
This is a long-term project. I'm building it openly, learning as I go, and publishing as content is ready.
Want to share feedback, suggest a topic, or just say hi?
dulguun@qaghan.comI'm always open to interesting conversations, collaboration ideas, or hearing from people who share a passion for Mongolian and Central Asian history.
Start with the khans or jump straight into the council.
