Mongolia in the ancient times practiced 'Tengrism', which had contrasted together with the Buddhist principles. In doing great from the physical universe to keep balance and fortify their spirit, they thought. Their core belief lies in the eternal blue sky's worship or 'Tengri'.
However, with time, the 'Tengrism' faith lost its vibrancy and also invasion from a number of rulers brought about other religious beliefs such as Manichaeism as the heart and autonomous religion. Regardless of the faith that came with it and the changes in the ruler, Mongolians went in religious beliefs and both lifestyle. The 'Tengrism' religion continued to grow one of Mongolians, which resulted in the adoption of this Buddhism over time and persisted. This is also due to the fact of the 2 religions becoming similar and around precisely the same period, Buddhism was quickly spreading in parts of Asia.
Even during the rule of Genghis Khan, people had an independence of following their desired religion. Islam was also spreading its rule over many continents in precisely the exact same time. The influence of Islam has spread to most parts of Mongolian area. As history shows, invasions and many rulers later in the century bestowed on Sonam Gyatsom, a Buddhist figure the title of 'Dalai Lama'. This began a long line of blood legacy and an awakening of Buddhism all over the nation.
Even with many historic phenomena, nothing could have prevented the religious history mongolia failed over the century. The management in the 20th century shook the history Mongolia had assembled up to now, which suppressed the standard Mongolian religions, killing religious leaders and clergy members, and ruining ritual sites. On removing the practice of Buddhism in 13, this shows the force.
