Did you know that ladies in the early 20th century wore Louis Vuitton shoes?
Did you know that ladies in the early 20th century wore Louis Vuitton shoes?
What kind of women were "daughters-in-law"?
The concept of "marriage girls" has been discussed since the beginning of the 20th century. At that time, who were the "Khuree girls" who used to decorate themselves with beautiful things imported from Russia and China, appeared in folk songs and literature?
There were women of the upper class who lived in the capital city and enjoyed the most luxurious silk crepes, cloths, chischu, snuff, pipes, jewelry, and pearl bracelets, and their robes were made of rare and precious silk.

In the winter, women wear beaver, sable, otter, and mink skins. It is said that he used to wear a long knife with a gold and silver design, not for use. Another of their ornaments were high-quality cigarettes and pipes. He used to smoke using a pipe decorated with intricately designed jewels made by the skillful hands of Khureyin. Competing with elegant clothes and jewelry is a standard for women of any age, so Khuree girls used to spy on their handmaidens to get the most unusual jewelry and expensive silk crepes before others.

Two wives riding a pale horse together, 1910s
That is, the Russian and Chinese firms of the company used to compete in order to beat the price before others when new goods arrived. In addition to their beauty, the women of Khureni were also famous for their talent in playing the chanz. Also, among them there were many highly educated ladies who sewed and sewed their own exotic robes to be worn in the ceremony.
Some of them are mentioned: - In 1900, there was a beautiful girl named Yumneren who fell in love with Javzundamba in the 8th bog. .

- Dashtseden, the wife of the young general Lhagvasuren, was one of the most famous women in the circle. Dashtseden, the younger brother of the 8th Bogd, came out with his handsome beauty and became the owner of the folk song "Dunjidmaag's daughter painted as if she was born, as if the vegetables of the Middle River were planted before they grew."

- S. Yanjmaa, the first First Lady of Mongolia, is an influential girl from the Khurei generation after Queen Dondogdulam. Khurey girls mean that they can keep all the good things of that time to themselves, they have a good pedigree, they are quiet in their steps and gestures, their words are precise and precise, they know the magic of colors and money, they are smart, they sometimes enjoy listening to music, they tell legends, they are tough. And it was noted that they were benevolent, high-ranking women who did not care about big or small.