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to remove sources of conflict and strife among Mongols to reinforce the objectification of women to force all Mongols to worship Tengri to make the Mongolian economy self-sufficient

to remove sources of conflict and strife among Mongols
to reinforce the objectification of women
to force all Mongols to worship Tengri
to make the Mongolian economy self-sufficient
What was the intention of Chinggis Khan’s yassa?
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