Damn, I seem to be one of the first ones to comment on this as a Mongolian. They got the gers(yurts) pretty good aside from the door being waay too big(usually one has to bend to roughly waist height in adulthood especially in ones that are only about that size(looks like it has 4-5 walls). Inside main issue I see is that yes the main figure is usually seated on the opposite side of the door but you don’t see someone going between those two supporting pillars as there will usually be a furnace in modern days or further back then would be a special/traditional hearth as well as there being a few taboos that forbid people from going between or spinning around them(Mongolians utilize taboos in child raising a lot). Being a bit nitpicky would be that the roof columns are notched on top of the walls by design so draping things over the walls inside the ger is impractical but also even if they did, in this instance the core idea of the roof columns are not reflected anymore in the illustrations and look like they are directly connect to the walls like western style houses, more proper ways of decorating inside is the utilization of carpets with intricate designs almost like paintings being hung on the wall. Speaking of core ideas I was educated that Mongolian gers are always built with the door facing towards the south but am not aware of how far back these traditions go. I’m not gonna comment on the clothing as they are not generally what you would expect from a Mongol tribe and the author probably took some liberties for the sake of visual appeal. The name Tseleng definitely strikes a similarity to some other names especially Selenge which is a name shared by one of the 3 major rivers near the current capital, personally am not quite sure on what the meaning or origin of the name may be(so there is a chance the former may be the older version of the latter) but the combination of Ts is a singular letter in Mongolian and is definitely a good choice to include a name that has it when going for a similarity to Mongol tribes. That’s all for now, back to moping about the last few chapters 😭
Edit: also should mention fences are really impractical for nomadic tribes lol