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The earliest genealogies covered only the nobility but since about 1600 they have included as much as 70 percent or more of the population. Many were intentionally destroyed after the Mongolian Revolution. It is possible that as much as 30 percent of these records still exist somewhere, but the figure could be much lower. Thus the population coverage of these records could be as low as 5 percent or as much as 30 percent. | The earliest genealogies covered only the nobility but since about 1600 they have included as much as 70 percent or more of the population. Many were intentionally destroyed after the Mongolian Revolution. It is possible that as much as 30 percent of these records still exist somewhere, but the figure could be much lower. Thus the population coverage of these records could be as low as 5 percent or as much as 30 percent. | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library has [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/500086 Tables genealogiques & histoires particuliers des princes & rois Mongols] available on microfilm. | ||
== Genealogies of Genghis Khan == | == Genealogies of Genghis Khan == | ||
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