File:Inner Mongolia Museum stele of Yisungge.jpg
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English: Stele of Yisüngge (copy of the original stele held at the Hermitage Museum in Russia). This is the earliest known inscription in the Mongolian script, and commemorates Yisüngge (possibly a nephew of Genghis Khan) shooting an arrow a distance of 335 spans (c. 580 yards), probably in 1225. Mongol empire.
中文（简体）：移相哥石碑（复制品，原件藏于俄罗斯圣彼得堡埃米塔什博物馆），它是现存时代最早的畏兀儿蒙古文石碑。此碑是1225年成吉思汗西征回朝途中，为纪念其侄移相哥（约1192-1267）射出335庹的距离而立。大蒙古国。内蒙古博物院藏。 |
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