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The Traditional Culture of the Mordovians in the Kazan Province: A Historical and Ethnographic Perspective [PDF]
Финно-угорский мирIntroduction. The wide settlement area of the Mordovian people presents a significant challenge for researchers studying traditional culture. The culture of the Mordovians, residing in various regions of our country, has evolved under the influence of ...
Evgeny N. Bikeуkin +2 more
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ON THE ISSUE OF INSTITUTE PRIESTHOOD OF FINNO-UGRIC PEOPLES OF MIDDLE VOLGA REGION IN THE FOCUS OF HISTORICAL ANTHROPOLOGY [PDF]
Вестник Мининского университета, 2017 The article examines the main issues of institutionalization, legitimation of sacral power of clergymen of traditional religions of Finno-Ugric Peoples (for example, Mari, Udmurt, Mordovians).
R. A. Saberov
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Insertion-deletion polymorphism of ACE gene and increased body mass among hypertensive patients from various ethnic groups in Mordovia Republic [PDF]
Кардиоваскулярная терапия и профилактика, 2009 Aim.To stuffy the association between insertion-deletion (ID) polymorphism of ACE gene and increased body mass (BM) among patients with arterial hypertension (AH), representing various ethnic groups of Mordovia Republic.Material and methods.
L. N. Goncharova +9 more
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Поволжская археология, 2014 The article is dedicated to the results of many-years’ (1990-2010) excavations on the ancient Mordovian Steksovo II burial ground site. The burial ground had functioned in the 3rd to 13th centuries AD.
Martianov Vladimir N. +1 more
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The Funeral Rite of the Tyosha River Group of 3rd–7th—Century Mordovian Burials
Поволжская археология, 2013 The burial rite typical of the northern group of the Mordovian sites located in the Tyosha river basin is characterized in the article. The changes in burial traditions are analyzed in the framework of three periods: the 3rd-4th, the 5th, and the 6th-7th
Stavitsky Vladimir V.
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Этническая культура, 2022 For centuries, many peoples have lived in the Volga region, preserving their cultural traditions and languages. The ten numerous peoples of the region are Russians, Tatars, Bashkirs, Chuvashs, Mordovians, Maris, Ukrainians, Kazakhs, Armenians ...
Elena S. Nagornova
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Lunar Calendar from the Mordovian Starosotensky Burial Ground
Финно-угорский мирIntroduction. The lunar calendar is one of the oldest methods of counting the days of the year. In the Mordovian language, the lexeme ‘‘kov’’ denotes both the moon and a calendar month.
Vladimir V. Stavitsky
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Subculture of family-related assistance to the Mordovian young family in the countryside
Финно-угорский мир, 2019 In the crisis conditions of modern Russia, a young family (an object of the research) faces many problems and is unable to cope with them alone. Of particular importance for a young family is family-related assistance determined by the social parameters ...
Eliena N. Kasarkina
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Akai Boliaev and the Peasant War of 1670–1671 on the Mordovian territory
Финно-угорский мир, 2020 Introduction. 350 years ago, the Peasant War of 1670–1671 began, which received the name of the Second Peasant War in Russia. It acquired the greatest scope in the Volga region, and in Volga lands, namely on the territory of Mordovia. At the beginning of
Vladimir K. Abramov
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Common Law Principles of Environmental Protection of the Mordovians
Legal education and science, 2020 Purpose. The author examines the essence of the fundamental customary legal principles of nature protection in the traditional legal culture of the Mordovian people, because each nation, including the Mordovians, had a kind of unwritten environmental code, which usually prescribed a careful attitude to nature, environmental resources, allowed to take ...
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