The “Xiongnu Mongol Treasure chess” is a major historical work of Mongolian craftsmanship, is an unparalleled creation that embodies 20 years of effort and wisdom by artist R. Bayasgalan. This masterpiece combines elements of ancient Mongolian culture, symbols from the Xiongnu period, with traditional craftsmanship and modern technology.

The "Silver Tree" hall at the Chinggis Khaan National Museum has today displayed a chess set that highlights the history of the Mongol Xiongnu Empire and ancient Luut city's cultural artifacts, becoming a creation that introduces them to the world. (2025.01.27) 

This chess set will be auctioned in Hong Kong, China in March, and will be available for viewing to Mongolian people for a month before being taken out of the country.

The President of Mongolia, U.Khurelsukh, issued a decree to “intensify the study of Mongolian history”, to study and promote the Mongolian national heritage, the heritage of nomadic civilization, and the contribution of the Mongolian nation to world history, and to strengthen and consolidate national values and independence.” As an artist, R. Bayasgalan highlighted during the opening that the President's decree opens up numerous opportunities for us to showcase and recognize globally that chess originated from Mongolia through his creation.

The opening ceremony was attended by the President of the Mongolian Chess Federation G. Zandanshatar, Vice President, Member of Parliament J. Galbadrakh, State Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth of Mongolia, A. Davaasuren and other representatives.

It is noteworthy that the chess set of “Xiongnu Mongol Treasure chess” is considered by international chess researchers, collectors and experts to be a work that can surpass the “Gem Chess Royale” chess set.

The “Xiongnu Mongol Treasure chess” is a major historical work of Mongolian craftsmanship, is an unparalleled creation that embodies 20 years of effort and wisdom by artist R. Bayasgalan. This masterpiece combines elements of ancient Mongolian culture, symbols from the Xiongnu period, with traditional craftsmanship and modern technology.

The "Silver Tree" hall at the Chinggis Khaan National Museum has today displayed a chess set that highlights the history of the Mongol Xiongnu Empire and ancient Luut city's cultural artifacts, becoming a creation that introduces them to the world. (2025.01.27) 

This chess set will be auctioned in Hong Kong, China in March, and will be available for viewing to Mongolian people for a month before being taken out of the country.

The President of Mongolia, U.Khurelsukh, issued a decree to “intensify the study of Mongolian history”, to study and promote the Mongolian national heritage, the heritage of nomadic civilization, and the contribution of the Mongolian nation to world history, and to strengthen and consolidate national values and independence.” As an artist, R. Bayasgalan highlighted during the opening that the President's decree opens up numerous opportunities for us to showcase and recognize globally that chess originated from Mongolia through his creation.

The opening ceremony was attended by the President of the Mongolian Chess Federation G. Zandanshatar, Vice President, Member of Parliament J. Galbadrakh, State Secretary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth of Mongolia, A. Davaasuren and other representatives.

It is noteworthy that the chess set of “Xiongnu Mongol Treasure chess” is considered by international chess researchers, collectors and experts to be a work that can surpass the “Gem Chess Royale” chess set.