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When the Mongolian nation had not yet been formed, let alone the ancient age of the country, when scattered Mongolian clans and tribes lived together in Southern Siberia and Central Asia, heroic epics appeared and gradually developed, reflecting the marital struggles and foreign wars of the Mongolian clans and tribes. During those long years, many brave and fearless heroes appeared in the Mongolian clans and tribes. In order to defend their hometown and people, they fought long and arduous struggles against foreign provocateurs and invaders. The epic poems eulogized their perseverance and heroic spirit. These epics are of high ideological, visual and artistic quality. This book is based on the author's research on living Mongolian epics and singing artists. Through a series of papers, this book explores the origin and development of primitive epics from multiple angles.