Since the Chinggis Khaan National Museum opened, it has continued to develop into one of the major centers for the history, culture and science of the world's nomadic civilizations.

Over the past few years, the museum has independently published more than 30 academic books and research works, sharing them with the public. On the occasion of its third anniversary, the museum presented its report to scholars, researchers, and partner organizations, and released the book "New Works 2025" on 10 October, 2025.

The scholarly works preserved in the museum’s research library are the results of our scholars’ tireless efforts and the support of all of you. Thanks to this, new academic publications are being produced. Our library’s collection has grown to include more than 10,000 books. These numerous works are based on the exhibits of the Chinggis Khaan National Museum, as well as studies on the history of Chinggis Khaan and the Mongol Empire. The ranking of world museums is measured not only by what they display, but by the level of research and analysis they have. We are working hard to become a major center for Mongolian history studies in the world in the future. In the future, we are striving to make our museum one of the major global centers for the study of Mongolian history.

Books and works published by the Chinggis Khaan National Museum in 2025:

1. “The Heritage and the culture of the Steppe Aristocracy” (the first volume of the series was reprinted in English and Mongolian)

2. A Century of Mongolian Museums 1924–2024 (published to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the modern museum sector in Mongolia, this compilation presents the historical development of Mongolia’s museum sector, relying on archival materials and photographs).

3. On the Mongols in the Work of Armenian Historian Kirakos (Kirakos Gandzaketsi’s “History of the Armenians” (“Pattin Hayots‘”), consisting of 65 chapters, recounts Armenian history from their conversion to Christianity up to 1267. Starting from Chapter XI, it provides specific information about the Mongols, describing their military conquests, religion, customs, as well as their simultaneous savagery and civility, fairness, and humaneness).

4. “The World of Deities of the Great Undur Gegeen Zanabazar: Catalog of Works” (This publication is a catalog produced in collaboration with international researchers to commemorate the 390th anniversary of the birth of the First Bogd, the Undur Gegeen Zanabazar. It presents Zanabazar’s works and creations in detail, accompanied by explanations in both English and Mongolian).

5. Undur Gegeen Zanabazar: History, Heritage, Culture-390” International Research Proceedings (This work is a compilation of the international scientific conference organized within the framework of the 390th anniversary of the birth of the First Bogd, Undur Gegeen Zanabazar. A total of 16 papers from countries such as England, Mongolia, and Russia were published in this scientific conference)

6. “Album of Museum Exhibit Hand Drawings” (This publication reproduces hand-drawn images of exhibits displayed in the exhibition halls of the Chinggis Khaan National Museum, making them accessible for research and public viewing. Its uniqueness lies in being the first work to create hand drawings of museum exhibits and share them with the public).

7. “The Great Khan’s Palace: Chinggis Khaan’s Golden Statue, Khasbuu Golden Seal, and the Great White Banner” (This work presents the historical research of the Great Khan’s palace, including explanations and descriptions of Chinggis Khaan’s golden statue, the history of its creation, and related historical artifacts).

8. Chinggis Khaan National Museum Guidebook (Published in Mongolian, English, Korean, Chinese, and Russian, and also transliterated into traditional Uyghur Mongolian script).