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The article highlights the issues of Kalmyks overcoming the consequences of the destruction of the nomadic system after the liquidation of the Kalmyk Khanate in 1771, which caused the massive ruin of Kalmyk nomadic families.
V. V. Batyrov
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Dordzhi Nandyshev, about the Kalmyk language
Dordzhi says that Kalmyk is very rich language which has both spoken and written forms, as well as polite ...
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Eighteenth-Century Trade Ties of Kalmyks
Introduction. There are virtually no works dealing with Kalmyk trade and trade relations in the pre-revolutionary — including the eighteenth century — period.
Maksim M. Batmaev
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The formation of a multi-ethnic state demanded from the Russian authorities a policy that would ensure the integration of the peoples into its constituent states, the dominance of centripetal tendencies, and the strength of its state unity.
Mergen Goryaev +2 more
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Anatoliy Dzhavinov, about the day of Kalmyk press
Anatoliy talks about how he initiated the Day of Kalmyk Press:Anatoliy says that after learning the old Kalmyk script (Todo Bichig) he read a lot of pre-revolutionary Kalmyk literature.
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‘Did a Dzungar Khanate Really Exist?’: Criticism of the Article by Junko Miyawaki
The paper analyzes the concept about the status and type of the Dzungar Khanate developed by the famous Orientalist, Junko Miyawaki-Okada. According to the scholar, the Dzungar Khanate never existed though she does acknowledge its status of a nomadic ...
Utash Ochirov
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Nikolai Sandzhiev, On the State of the Kalmyk Language
Nikolai talks about the state of the Kalmyk language in Kalmykia:There are about 100 ethnic groups in the Republic of Kalmykia. We have Buddhists, Christians, and Muslims.
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About Group of the Front Consonants in the Language of the Derbets of Kalmykia and Mongolia
The article is devoted to comparative research of blade consonants in the language of Kalmyk Derbets and Derbets of Mongolia since these Derbets used to represent a unifi ed people as a part of Djungar Khanate on the territory of Central Asia.
Svetlana Trofimova, Valentin Rassadin
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Boris Dochkaev, Baazr Dara, a Kalmyk prayer
In this video Boris talks about how he learnt about a Kalmyk prayer called Baazr Dara and then recites it. Boris heard about this prayer from a woman in 1992. At that time, the Dalai Lama XIV was visiting Kalmykia. Boris gave that woman a white and a red
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Vladimir Boldyrev, About Kalmyk Customs and Language
About Kalmyk customs. Vladimir points out that today Kalmyks have forgotten their customs. In contrast with the past when celebrations lasted for up to a month, today most celebrations are short and done within a day. He says that people should pray more
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