Mongolian Costumes Culture In Yuan Dynasty

Experts from the the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Museum recently discovered that the Mongolian costumes and costumes in the Yuan Dynasty not only had a strong national style, but also included the clothing elements of the Han and the Central Plains Civilization.

According to Li Yanyang, a history researcher at the Inner Mongolia Museum, since thirteenth Century, there has been war and civilization exchange between Mongolia ethnic groups and the Han nationality of the Central Plains, the njin nationality of the Jin Dynasty, and the Western Xia Xiang Dang clan. By fourteenth Century, the Mongolian and Han nationalities worked together to create a prairie civilization with both foreign cultural characteristics and Central Plains style.

Li Yanyang said, in

The dragon and phoenix pattern is the product of absorbing the Chinese culture.

The dragon and phoenix pattern is a traditional auspicious pattern in China. It is used by royal houses of all dynasties.

The dragon is regarded as a sacred, auspicious and auspicious thing, and the dragon is a symbol of bravery, honor and authority.

Phoenix was regarded as a bird of God in ancient totem age. It was the protector of the protector of primitive society and evolved through the gradual evolution of the head.

Feng is also a legendary lucky bird that can bring people and a lucky lucky bird. So it is a symbol of auspicious and happy.

It is reported that dragon and phoenix patterns are the most popular clothing in thirteenth Century to fourteenth Century.

In addition, traditional Chinese patterns such as peony, Hollywood, lotus, plum, mandarin duck and lion stripes are also widely spread in Mongolia.

The feelings of the Mongolian people in absorbing this civilization are not necessarily praying for wealth and peace.

In June 19th, Mongolian girls displayed folk in Yuan Dynasty.

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On the same day, at the celebration ceremony of the Inner Mongolia Mongol culture research association held in Ulanhot, Inner Mongolia, more than 100 Mongolian girls from Inner Mongolia Xingan Meng displayed unique Mongolian costumes.

These unique Mongolian costumes are the characteristics and modern features of Mongolian court and folk costume in Yuan Dynasty.

Combine elements.