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Chinggis Square, located in the center of Ulaanbaatar, commemorates Damdin Sükhbaatar, who declared independence for Mongolia from China in 1921. The square continued to play a part in Mongolian history in 1990, when it was the site of several very large anti-communism protests. A statue of the Sükhbaatar, the “hero of the revolution,” stands in the center of the square, and at the north end, a huge marble construction houses a bronze statue of Genghis Khan. In 2013, Sükhbaatar Square was renamed Chinggis Khan Square, but the descendants of Damdin Sükhbaatar went to court over the matter, and in 2016, the name of the square was changed back to the original.

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