Tubalars

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The tubalar (proper name: Tuba , plural: Tubalar , russ. Tubalary / тубалары ) are an indigenous ethnic group in the north of the autonomous Russian Republic of Altai , the northern Altaians is attributed. They speak a dialect of Altai with Tubalarian and live in the Turochak and Choja Rajons on the left bank of the Bija River and in the republic capital Gorno-Altaysk . In the 2002 census, 1565 members of this ethnic group were identified. The results of the 2010 census give their number as 1965. It is believed that the tubalarische Ethnos from a mixture altturkischer, ketischer , samojedischer and possibly Ugric tribes originated. Politically, they are attributed to the indigenous peoples of the Russian north .

According to the Russian Ethnographic Museum, their original religion was shamanism ; today they are followers of Buddhism .

literature

  • Leonid Potapow: Tubalary Gornogo Altaja (PDF; 280 kB) In: Etnitscheskaja istorija narodow Asii: Sbornik statei . Nauka, 1972, pp. 52-66 (Russian)

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Individual evidence

  1. Всероссийская перепись населения 2010: Том 4: Национальный состав и владение языками, гражданство: Национальный состав населения