kibaraki/Shinekhen-Buryat (Hugging Face)
The only identified open dataset for the Shenehen dialect (1,250 lines, September 2025)—addresses a gap that the main landscape report noted as entirely absent regarding Buryat dialects.
since the 1920s · China
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The only identified open dataset for the Shenehen dialect (1,250 lines, September 2025)—addresses a gap that the main landscape report noted as entirely absent regarding Buryat dialects.
A Czech thesis on the minority languages of China, including Shenehen Buryat; its contents were not confirmed by the automated check.
An anthropometric study of the physical characteristics of Chinese Buryats — text recognised and verified.
Tables of contents for a series of publications containing field texts in Yamakoshi Shenehen-Buryat (2004–2006).
A full-text Chinese article on the regional characteristics of Bargu-Buryat folklore.
An article on Bökh wrestling among the Shenehen Buryats as intangible cultural heritage.
An article regarding the cultural change of the Hulunbuir Buryat-Mongols in the Chinese academic database CNKI.
The only identified channel to the academic niche of Shenehen Buryats via the Hulunbuir Institute journal, provided access is restored.
A grammatical article on the possessive particles of the Shenehen-Buryat language, Hokkaido University repository.
A recent (2025) publication of a field recording of a Shenehen-Buryat text — the most recent academic source found for the language.
A full-text Chinese article from Inner Mongolia University regarding the nomadic culture of the Bargu-Buryats — a unique layer of information not overlapping with the Russian/English-language field.
An offline centre for Shenehen Buryat culture in Transbaikalia, serving a community originating in China (~7,000 people) — the only organisational point identified for this topic amid the near-total absence of live digital resources on the Shenehen Buryats or the Buryats of Mongolia (~45,000).
Full text of the «Languages of the Circum-Baikal and Pacific Coast» series, containing field materials on Shenehen-Buryat.
A popular interview with Prof. Yamakoshi regarding the life, cuisine, and language of the Shenehen Buryats — an accessible entry point for non-specialists.
A publication from the official WeChat account of Hulunbuir regarding the 'golden ring' of Buryat herders.
A leading active Japanese scholar of the Buryat language, with publications on Shenehen Buryat.
A database of Shenehen Buryat field texts with audio and glosses — the only active scholarly audio corpus of Shenehen Buryat identified in the research.
Comparative basic vocabulary of Mongolic languages, including Shenehen and Bargu-Buryat.
A field diary from a 2024 folklore expedition to the Shenehen region — recent ethnographic material.
An official Chinese registry of intangible cultural heritage containing confirmed Buryat entries.
An institutional news item from the Inner Mongolia Arts University regarding a concert featuring Buryat songs.
The MAA Cambridge online catalogue includes objects and photographs of Barga and Transbaikal Buryats from the Lindgren collection (1931–1933) — a leading resource for the visual anthropology of Shenehen and cross-border Buryats, migration and traditional dress.
The regional television channel ArigUs (Ulan-Ude), with material on Buryat culture and the Shenehen Buryats.
The ARD news portal for Buryatia/Mongolia/Inner Asia, featuring articles on the Shenehen Buryats and Buryats of Mongolia.