Among the Mongoltribes the noblest at this period were the Khalkas.
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Mongoltribes, however, remained a disturbing element on the border for two hundred years thereafter.
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In the north, there were continual struggles with Turkish and Mongoltribes, and about 300 B.C.
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However, to return, had it not been for these Mongoltribes, I should not have been halted in my travels.
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Into this State must come the Chinese, Mongols, Tibetans, Afghans, the Mongoltribes of Turkestan, Tartars, Buriats, Kirghiz and Kalmucks.
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He sent Arikbuka his full pardon, he reinstated him in his rank of prince, and he left him virtually supreme among the Mongoltribes.
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Kanghi was thus able to convince himself that, so far as the Mongoltribes were concerned, he might count on their loyalty and support.
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Its boundaries extend far out into regions peopled by Mongoltribes; and the neighbourhood of great deserts gives it an arid climate unfavourable to agriculture.