Hinduism in Mongolia

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Hinduism in Mongolia is a fairly recent phenomenon. Hindu missionaries have been spreading Hindu dharma to Mongolia in recent years.[1] Hinduism has played a role in the legends in Mongolia as well.[2]

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  1. ^ Dalai Lama's visit shines spotlight on Mongolia's explosion of faiths. The Associated Press (24-8-2006).
  2. ^ Once upon a Mongolian dream: the story of Khublai Khaan’s legendary meeting with ‘Phags-pa. Virtual Mongolia Online Magazine.
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