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Köde'ü Aral beside the Kherlen River on 13 September 1229: open steppe meadow, a narrow visible river bend and distant felt dwellings, with ground flattened irregularly by the imperial assembly. Ögedei's two boots meet the trampled ground and his hanging garment settles around his legs. Tolui and Chagatai keep one boot planted during each stride; their garment hems fall under gravity around the moving legs. Each advancing guard keeps one boot planted; the lifted boot travels toward the worn ground directly behind Ögedei. Every bow case and quiver hangs from a visible shoulder strap; hands close firmly around straps or spear shaft. The distant guard host stands on the same continuous meadow, with overlapping bodies and irregular spacing establishing depth. The river lies behind and right of all figures, so its rippled surface reflects only the sky and opposite bank. Foreground adults are about 1.7 m tall; the historically 10,000-person guard host extends several hundred metres behind them, with distant individuals unresolved. It is 13 September 1229: Mongol princes wear layered wool and silk deels, leather belts, trousers and soft boots; guards mix practical deels with varied lamellar components.; Wool, silk, felt, worn leather, horn-and-sinew bows, wood, matte iron fittings, river water, grass and packed soil.; Composite bows, quivers, spears, lamellar pieces and collapsible felt dwellings made from hand-worked wood, leather, felt and iron.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Imperial authority becoming physically effective. 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