Early Legal System through Cultural Narratives

Early narratives left by past generations inadvertently established a legal system covering aspects of social and political life, government, military, economy, environmental policies, and religious beliefs. Despite being not systematic, these narratives richly depicted social practices and characters vividly. The Chinese transliterations of Mongolian texts by Ming translators became a linguistic treasure, preserving historical Mongolian proverbs and nuances, offering insights for future linguistics studies.