Yet More Faux-Asian Names

We return to our regularly scheduled names-which-sound-Asian-but-aren't-quite-real-names, this time with a mixture of Mongolian and Korean with a dash of Tibetan to try to draw out some new sounds which has resulted in arguably the most bizarre and exotic list yet, one with the less similarities to pre-existing languages. Previous posts can be found here. This time there's a bit more going on than a simple d100 roll.

For variety one could substitute a Long Name with something rolled from the two previous tables. This should add quite a few more variations.

D4	Name Structure
1	(Long Name)
2	(Long Name)-(Short Name)
3-4	(Short Name)-(Long Name)

D10	Short Name	D10	Short Name
1	Bak (Pak, Paq, Paqu)	6	Ban (Bank, Bang, Benk)
2	Cho (Chou, Chonq, Chuq)	7	Bo (Bok, Byok, Baw)
3	Uk (Uq, Uku, Yuk, Yook)	8	To (Tok, Tyo, Taw)
4	Jang (Jan, Chiang, Jyan)	9	Oh (Ohk, Oon)
5	Qo (Quon, Ko, Kwoo)	10	Ma (Mank, Menk)

D20	Long Name	D20	Long Name
1	Achuq (Hanchuq, Achyuk)	11	Suteiya (Shuteya, Suteiyaq)
2	Badai (Badya, Baidai)	12	Toqucha (Toqumcha, Toquya)
3	Kete (Ketyum, Ketyaq)	13	Somquo (Chomquo, Somkyu)
4	Araja (Yaraja, Araquiya)	14	Mongtse (Mongsuque, Mongsqu)
5	Temchu (Tyemchu, Temuchu)	15	Unqu (Onqu, Yumqu, Kumqyu)
6	Guyuk (Guyun, Guyuq)	16	Jedei (Chidei, Qyudei, Jequei)
7	Qatai (Katai, Qukyatai)	17	Chabi (Chabqui, Chubyei)
8	Barqu (Barkyun, Baqum)	18	Mangtsu (Mengtsu, Mungtsu)
9	Temuquai (Temukyai, Temquai)	19	Oqum (Umqum, Komqum)
10	Nanchu (Nanchyu, Nanchuq)	20	Temtsun (Temtsuque, Tumtsuque)