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Languages of the Mongol Empire with a Map
With the help of a map, can you guess these languages that were spoken within the Mongol Empire in 1279?
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According to own research. Note that this map may not be 100% accurate. Some areas have been simplified.
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Last updated: December 5, 2021
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| First submitted | October 18, 2021 |
| Times taken | 5,720 |
| Average score | 22.8% |
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Could you consider Manchu for Jurchen? I know it's not the exact same thing, but Wikipedia says Manchu is mostly derived from Jurchen, and I'm guessing more people are familiar with the term Manchu. I could be wrong about this, but if you don't want to change it I'd at least appreciate hearing why.
There is one thing, though. Sayan-Samoyedic was not one single language, but rather a group of languages. I was trying to type Kamassian and Mator, but with no luck, and I didn't think of the name of the group. You might want to add the two languages as type-ins, as it's really very hard nowadays to identify where exactly they were spoken.
Otherwise, you worked really conscientiously, congratulations.