Telengits

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The Telengits are a Turkic-speaking indigenous people of southern Siberia, traditionally semi-nomadic herders and hunters closely associated with the Altai Mountains region.

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Telengits canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
citizenship Russia
continent Asia
country Russia
culturalArea Inner Asia
linked to: Central Asia
culturalPractice epic storytelling
equestrian traditions
shamanic rituals
throat singing
ethnicGroupOf Russia
ethnolinguisticGroup South Siberian Turkic peoples
historicalLifestyle semi-nomadic
language Telengit language
linked to: Telengit
languageFamily Turkic languages
minorityStatus small-numbered indigenous people of the North, Siberia and the Far East of Russia
primaryRegion Altai Republic
southern Siberia
recognizedAsIndigenousPeopleOf Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
region Chuya steppe
Kosh-Agach District
Ulagan District
relatedEthnicGroup Altaians
linked to: Altai people

Kazakhs
Kyrgyz
linked to: Kyrgyz people

Telengut
Tuvans
religion Russian Orthodoxy
subgroupOf Altaians
linked to: Altai people
traditionalBelief ancestor worship
nature worship
traditionalEconomy hunting and gathering
pastoralism
traditionalHousing yurt
traditionalLivestock camels
cattle
horses
sheep
yaks
traditionalOccupation hunting
semi-nomadic herding
traditionalReligion Tengrism
shamanism
traditionalTerritory Altai Mountains
UNESCOStatus endangered language community
usesScript Cyrillic script

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