Буряты. Самый неудобный народ России

Cheap tours in Russia: https://vk.cc/cSBCH0 Free routes in Russia on the Telegram channel: https://t.me/markeremintravel Advertising and collaboration: https://t.me/dareminaa When people in Russia start talking about "peoples," the conversation often turns to postcards of yurts and shamans or crude labels like "the most warlike nation." But the reality is always more complex. In this episode, we look at the Buryats not as a stereotype, but as a living people with their own history, culture, and modern life. You will learn: Where and how the Buryats live today, and how the city influences their language, faith, and family traditions. Where the people came from, and how their identity was formed at the intersection of steppes, taiga, and empires. How the Buryats found themselves within the Russian state How Buddhism and shamanism coexist in everyday life, and what role does faith play in the community? The state of the Buryat language, culinary and everyday traditions, family customs, and holidays. Why the military tradition is more of a social path and respect for service, rather than "aggression." How the Buryats live today, and what holds the people's identity together: language, faith, family, territory, or a sense of community. My other social media: MAX: https://max.ru/eremin_media TikTok:   / eremin.media   Telegram: https://t.me/markeremintravel VKontakte: https://vk.com/eremin.media Odnoklassniki: https://ok.ru/group/70000000400218 TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:21 Where do the Buryats live, and why geography is almost everything here 2:42 Who are the Buryats and where did they come from 4:06 Map of Russia 5:31 How the Buryats came to be part of Russia 6:36 Buryat Faith 8:15 Buryat Language 9:15 How the Buryats Lived a Hundred Years Ago 10:26 Food and Everyday Culture 11:09 Cheap Tours in Russia 13:55 "Russia's Most Warlike Nation" 15:12 Buryats in Soviet Times: Modernization, Repression of Religion, and New Urban Life