Baatar
The word Baatar ( Mongolian баатар , hero ) describes a character concept of the ancient Turkic peoples and Mongols for people who show extraordinary courage, fearlessness and determination. The title appeared for the first time in the annals of the Chinese Sui dynasty and is attested for people in the Second Turk Kaganat as well as among the Bulgarians and the First Bulgarian Empire . Today it is a common part of the name. Including the following:
people
- Damdiny Süchbaatar , revolutionary hero of Mongolia
- Tonyukuk , political and military advisor to the second Göktürkenreiches
- Süchbaataryn Jandschmaa , his wife, later widow, and the first female head of state of Mongolia
- Churel-Baataryn Chasch-Erdene , a Mongolian Olympic cross-country skier
- Bajaraagiin Naranbaatar , a Mongolian Olympic wrestler
- Choisürengiin Baatar , the Mongolian Ambassador to the United Nations since 2003
- Yamjingiin Baatar (* 1940), Mongolian cyclist, national champion in cycling
Geographical locations
- Ulaanbaatar , the capital of Mongolia
- Süchbaatar , several places named after Damdin Süchbaatar
Animals
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Albionbaataridae , an extinct family of mammals in England
- Albionbaatar and Proalbionbaatar , their genera
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Arginbaataridae , an extinct family of mammals in Mongolia
- Arginbaatar , their only genus
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Sloanbaataridae , an extinct family of mammals in Mongolia
- Sloanbaatar , Kamptobaatar , Nessovbaatar , their genera
- Ctenacodon (Plagiaulacidae) , an extinct mammal Ctenacodon brentbaatar in North America
- Kryptobaatar , an extinct mammal in Central Asia (also Gobibaatar, Tugrigbaatar )
- Tarbosaurus , as misspelling, the extinct dinosaur Tarbosaurus bataar
See also
Individual evidence
- ^ Herbert Franke: The Cambridge History of China. Volume 6: Alien Regimes and Border States. Cambridge et al. 1994, ISBN 0-521-24331-9 , p. 567.
- ↑ C. Fleischer: Bahador. In: Encyclopædia Iranica. Retrieved March 29, 2020 .
