With the end of Manchu rule in 1911, the Buddhist church and its clergy provided the only political structure available, and the autonomous state thus took the form of a weakly centralized theocracy, headed by the Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu in Yehe Kuriye.
The Buddhist church provided the only political structure available. This was with the end of Manchu rule in 1911. Its clergy provided the only political structure available. This was with the end of Manchu rule in 1911. The autonomous state thus took the form of a weakly centralized theocracy. This was with the end of Manchu rule in 1911. A weakly centralized theocracy was headed by the Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu in Yehe Kuriye.