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neighboring and
related tribes and for whom
Burkhanism became a
religious form of
their ethnic identity.
Burkhanism is the
usual English-language scholarly...
- The
Burkhan Khaldun (Cyrillic: Бурхан Халдун) is one of the
Khentii Mountains in the
Khentii Province of
northeastern Mongolia. The
mountain or its locality...
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Russian Federation Burkhan Buudai, a
mountain of the Gobi-Altai
Mountains and
located in the Govi-Altai
Province in
Mongolia Burkhanism or Ak Jang, a new...
- 1904, the
development of
Burkhanism among the
Altaians was underway.
Burkhanism is a
monotheistic religion named after Ak-
Burkhan, a
deity who is believed...
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Orthodox Christianity. By the 1900s, a new
religious movement rose up,
Burkhanism,
emerged in
response to the
needs of a new people—the Altai-kizhi, or...
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Burkhan Buudai (Mongolian: Бурхан буудай уул,
divinity mountain) is a
mountain of the Gobi-Altai
Mountains and
located in the Govi-Altai
Province in Mongolia...
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Orthodox Christians. However,
there is a
minority that
practice shamanism.
Burkhanism was once
widely practiced by the
Teleuts but was
effectively eliminated...
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Rodnovery (Slavic
native faith),
Tengrism (Central Asians'
native faith) and
Burkhanism,
constituting altogether 13% of the po****tion. 6% of the po****tion follows...
- but in 1904 a new religion,
Burkhanism (the "white faith"), had
pervaded the
community of
native Altaians.
Burkhanism helped to
encourage anti-Russian...
- it is
generally believed that it is near the
Mongol sacred mountain of
Burkhan Khaldun in the
Khentii Mountains. The
Genghis Khan
Mausoleum is a temple...
