Mongolian Nationalism is a political and cultural movement that seeks to promote the interests and identity of the Mongolian people. It emphasizes the importance of Mongolian language, culture, and history, often in response to external influences and historical events, such as the period of Chinese rule and the influence of the Soviet Union. This nationalism has manifested in various forms, including efforts to preserve traditional customs, promote Mongolian art, and assert political independence. It plays a significant role in shaping national policies and fostering a sense of unity among the diverse ethnic groups within Mongolia.