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i love how those little details keep emerging. Recently i saw a post about the Each Item Is Only 4 Dabloons Cat Meme Dabloons Doubloons Coin Cat Paws T-Shirt but in fact I love this Queen of Naboo style thats from the mongols, especially the last mongolian queen. It says in the article you linked that the photo was not really of her. It’s just commonly misidentified as her. It’s some unknown Mongolian noblewomen. According to National Geographic archives, the original description for the photo just said it’s a “Mongol lady in holiday costume”. If it was Queen Genepil they would have made a note of that. We don’t actually have a photo of Genepil, who was the Bogd Khan’s consort but not his wife because he was a monk who was forbidden to marry. The horned hairstyle was reserved for married women so Genepil wouldn’t have worn such a hairstyle.

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