to the national census of 2010, 53% of the Mongolians identify as Buddhists. List of Mongolian Khutukhtus Bogda Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu () Bambar Erdeni Hubilgan () Blama-yin Gegegen () Ching Sujigtu Nomun Khan Khutukhtu () Dilova Khutukhtu () Doghshin Noyan Khutukhtu () Heuhen Khutukhtu () Ilghaghsan Khutukhtu () Ilaghughsan Khutukhtu () Jalkhantsa Khutukhtu () Khamba Nomun Khan Khutukhtu () Mantsusri Khutukhtu () Naro Panchen Khutukhtu () Shavron Khutukhtu () the last reincarnation Gombosuren born in 1925 is living Yogachara Khutukhtu () Zaya Pandita Khutukhtu () Kanjurwa Khutukhtu () Jasrai Gegegen () Vajradhara Hubilgan () Bari Yonjan Damtsag Dorje () Khutukhtus from other Mongolian regions Aria Gegeen (), Qinghai, Upper Mongolia Gurudiva Rinpoche (), Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Gallery See also References Further reading Kollmar-Paulenz, K (2003). Buddhism in Mongolia after 1990, Journal of Global Buddhism 4, 18-34 Jagchid, Sechin (1979). The Mongol Khans and Chinese Buddhism and Taoism, Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies 2/1, 7-28 Mongolian Buddhism Past and Present: Reflections on Culture at a Historical Crossroads Mullin, GH (2012). Mongolian Buddhism Past and Present: Reflections on Culture at a Historical Crossroads. In: Bruce M Knauft; R Taupier; P Lkham; Amgaabazaryn Gėrėlmaa; Mongolians after socialism : politics, economy, religion. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: Admon Press, pp. 185–197 Wallace, Vesna A. (edited by) (2015), Buddhism in Mongolian History, Culture, and Society. Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. Ulanov, MS., Badmaev, VN., Matsakova NP. (2016). Buddhism and Legal Tradition in Mongolia, in, Bylye gody. 2016. №4 External links Documentation on Mongolian monasteries and temples (mainly in Mongolian) Photographs of Mongolian Buddhist Heritage Mongolia Mongolia Buddhism Mongolia