Bayid tribe can be found in both Mongolic and Turkic people. Within Mongols it is spread through
History
The Bayid are originated from Baygud tribes called Jida Baygud, Baygud Duklas, Kheeriin Baygud, who were inhabitants of eastern valleys of Selenge River.
They played important role in the
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