- A
khurul (Kalmyk: хурул, romanized:
khurul; Mongolian: хурэ / хүрээ, romanized: khure / khüree or hure or küriye) is a
Buddhist monastery (temple, abode)...
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Khosheutovsky khurul (Russian: Хошеу́товский хуру́л) is a
Buddhist monastery of the
early 19th
century and an
architectural and
historical monument of...
- 2000:7). On
December 27, 2005, a new
khurul opened in Elista, the
capital of the
Republic of Kalmykia. The
khurul was
named "Burkhan
Bakshin Altan Sume"...
- romanized:
khurul) is
surrounded by a
fence with
white suburgans alternating every five meters. In total,
there are 108
suburgans around the
khurul, representing...
- more than 100
khuruls registered in the 1920s in
Kalmykia had been abolished, and by the
beginning of
World War Two
there were no more
khuruls left at all...
-
question of
building a
Kalmyk Khurul (Buddhist monastery- temple) in the city was
raised in
February 1989 at a
meeting of the
Khurul Council. At that time, several...
-
Buddhism in
Buryatia Buddhism in Tuva
Buddhism in
Kalmykia Datsan and
Khurul -
Buddhist temples in
Russia Datsan Gunzechoinei Khambo Lama
Tubden Shedubling...
- of
Chuban Manzhikov. His uncle,
Roman Manzhikov, was the
Baksha of the
khurul in his
native aimak.
Following his uncle's path,
Arkad Chubanov became a...
- the
Ochir Lama. In 1883, Lama
Bormanzhinov became Baksha of his
native khurul. He
remained in that
position until 1903, when he was
elected Lama of the...
-
subject to the
policies of de-cossackization
where villages were destro****,
khuruls (temples) and
monasteries were
burned down and
executions were indiscriminate...
