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К СРАВНИТЕЛЬНОМУ ИЗУЧЕНИЮ АНТРОПОНИМОВ ЗАПАДНОМОНГОЛЬСКИХ НАРОДОВ
Oriental Studies, 2018 This article is dedicated to investigation of west-mongolian origins personal names in comparative study, revealing of peculiarities of function, which use in past and present in language.
Alexander Borlaevich Lidzhiev
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Xinjiang Oirat Version of the Jangar and Its Epic Images: Means of Artistic Expression
Oriental Studies, 2020 Introduction. The study of stylistic features inherent to national epic narratives is one of the most relevant areas of modern folklore research. Of particular research interest ― in terms of identifying distinctive and typological features of the ...
Tsagana B. Seleeva
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Bembya Mitruev, about Oirat influence on Buddhism
, 2019 Bembya says the following: Among Oirats there were many Buddhist scholars who produced works, but, these works were not as widely used as those written by eastern Mongols.
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Oirat Manuscripts in the Cabinet for Collecting, Cataloguing and Publishing Old Books of Ethnic Minorities in Ürümqi (Part One) [PDF]
, 2021 The authors of this article present a summary of the unpublished catalogue of Oirat manuscripts and xylographs preserved at the Cabinet for Collecting, Cataloguing and Publishing Old Books of Ethnic Minorities, the National Affairs Committee of the ...
Aoqier, Alateng +3 more
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‘The Story of Usun Debeskertu Khan’: Didactic Essentials
Монголоведение, 2019 The Story of Usun Debeskertu Khan is a most famous Oirat (Kalmyk) Clear Script literary composition. The text consists of homilies delivered by Tibetan King Tri Palpachen and his sixteen senior executives.
Baazr A. Bicheev
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, 2023 In all traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, there are texts of the “Lamrim” class, but the most famous texts are rightfully considered to be those written by the founder of the Tibetan Gelug Buddhist tradition, Je Tsongkhapa Lobsang Drakpa (Tib.
E. U. Omakaeva, G. B. Korneev
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Buddha in the Mythological Tradition of the Oirats
Монголоведение (Монгол судлал)Introduction. The article is devoted to the study of the religious and mythological tradition of the Oirats, which underlies their ethnic worldview. The purpose of the study is to identify the relationship of different stages in the structure of archaic myths that appeared after the Oirats adopted the Buddhism. Materials and methods.
Baazr A. Bicheev, Urnukhdelger Dashzeveg
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REVIVING TRADITION: OIRAT SILVER CRAFTSMANSHIP IN BAYANGOL
This video features an Oirat silver craftsman in Khoshut County, Bayangol. Tsedenbal, born into a Khoshut family in Bayangol, has been working on silver crafting for many years and recently improved his skills in Inner Mongolia.
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Öriyin Сolmon (‘Morning Star’) Journal: Contemporary Literature and Folklore of Xinjiang Oirats
Монголоведение, 2020 Introduction. Newspapers and journals that published works of first national writers played a significant role in the formation of modern Xinjiang Oirat literature. The earliest attempts Xinjiang Oirats to establish a national newspaper — Ili Kundan Keln
Bayindalai Batan
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Монголоведение, 2019 Goals. The article introduces into scientific circulation an Oirat-language text dealing with astrological practices and housed by the Aldan Maadyr National Museum of the Tyva Republic. M aterials.
Bembya L. Mitruev
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