MONGOLIANS’ ETIQUETTE FEATURES
The French word Etiquette is translated into Mongolian as morality and etiquette. Also etiquette can be called the “ethics of official communications”. Ethics is bilateral. At one point, it forms the norms of morality and values and performs the function of a control experiment in behavior. Ethics is not implemented in the human mind, it revealed formally when dealing with people. In traditional societies, rules are more important than law. Any ruler, king, prince, khan can cancel the old law and adopt a new one but nobody can cancel traditional rules, if only they were not created by any specific person, but by society as a whole. It acts as their keeper, passing from one generation to another. These rules are the basis and support of the public mentality; practically the fundamental of traditional culture is supported by them, and only time can change, which it gradually does. Ethics is a process that spreads in society through traditions, religious teachings, moral precepts, and legislation. You can determine the ethical features of a particular nation using sources of moral instruction, laws, folklore, historical sources, and archaeological sites. We briefly examined the concepts of ethics, and its modern roles and meanings. And also made an attempt to analyze the Mongolian traditional moral teachings, to determine the features of national ethics.