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	Baikal Explorer - Travel to Baikal - Travel to Olkhon island
		Among the collection there are ancient ritual adornments of shaman which were found at the supposed place of cremation, ancient yurta with authentic top priorities, chest badge belonged to Chingis-Khan warriors.
		The spectacular Burkhan Cape, Stone Temple or Skala Shamanka as the local people call it is situated not far from the village of Khuzir.
		Saraysky bay is situated between Burkhan cape and Harantsi village.
	www.baikalex.com /travel/olkhon.html (1166 words)

	Cape Burkhan at the Olkhon Island.
		Burkhan is situated in the central part of the western coast of Olkhon, in the Pribaikalskiy National Park, near the settlement of Khuzhir.
		The two white marble rocks of Burkhan, linked by a depression, are covered by bright red lichen underlining the whiteness of the marble cliffs.
		There is another promontory, to the east of Burkhan rock, made of the same white marble, but without the exceptional form of Burkhan and therefore less conspicuous.
	www.baikal.us /burkhan.php (885 words)

	Media Err on Jerusalem and Israel
		Mohammed Burkhan is quoted saying, "I hate the Israeli government because it took my house." As with many such anecdotal stories, however, this one doesn't stand the test of fact-checking.
		Burkhan's claims were debunked nineteen years ago with evidence revealed in a case before Israel's High Court.
		During the proceedings, a letter by Burkhan was uncovered which contradicted his claims both that he owned the land in question, and that for many years he had owned and lived in the house situated there.
	world.std.com /~camera/docs/oncamera/ocmdaerr.html (847 words)

	Burkhanism Information
		Burkhanism or Ak Jang is a new religious movement that flourished among the indigenous people of Russia's Gorno Altai region (okrug) between 1904 and the 1930s.
		One of the Burkhanist deities is Ak-Burkhan, or "White Burkhan." Although "Burkhan" means "Buddha" in several Turkic and Mongolic languages, Burkhanism was not Buddhist, and Ak-Burkhan was not a Buddha.
		This rejection is closely related to Burkhanism's rejection of Altaian shamanism, and corresponding elevation of oral epic singers (iarlikchi).
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Burkhanism (1408 words)

	CIS & Islam - Johnson's Russia List 11-25-02
		Burkhanism was born in May 1904, when an Altaian shepherd by the name of Chet-Chelpan revealed that there had appeared before him a man dressed in white upon a white horse.
		Information about Burkhanism has to be gleaned from the papers of Russian ethnographers who visited Altai and the diaries of Russian missionaries and later commissars who came to extirpate the new faith.
		Interest in Burkhanism was revived by Altaian students who had gone for their higher education to Moscow or Leningrad and there met Russian intellectuals belonging to the religious movement established by the Silver Age occult philosopher Nikolai Rerikh (1874-1947).
	www.cdi.org /russia/johnson/6571-8.cfm (1702 words)

	Sympathetic Vibratory Physics - John W. Keely's Sacred Science.
		Burkhan, Tillson and Glover contend it is all about one's mental state and blood vessels.
		Burkhan said he investigated the incident and found that a hotter-burning wood, mahogany, was used, and a stiff wind whipped up flames.
		Burkhan says some 2-million people have firewalked since he was the first to begin teaching firewalking 26 years ago, and only 50 have been burned.
	www.svpvril.com /svpnotes/FIREWALKING_139407.html (1677 words)

	A Siberian Shaman's Version of Creation
		In the third layer of the sky "Ak bulutuu teneri" (the sky of the white cloud) Altai Kudai- Ak- Burkhan (Altai God-White Burkhan) with the mediator Uch- Kurbustan reside.
		From Ai Burkhan byian-ilbissins (white noble particles at new moon) are coming, and abyssins (fl harmful particles) are coming at full moon(old moon).That is why all the special ceremonies and events for Belovertsy (White Faith) take place Only in the Days of New Moon nowadays.
		From all the mentioned above Burkhans,- Byiyns(noble particles and "Kaacha"(Bio-field) come to the "Arunemes"(auras of all alive entities.) It is believed that Altai kuvai Ak-Burkhan, who resides in the 3rd layer of the sky dustribute these Byiyns acording to the number of years,months, even of days, nights and certain families.
	www.whitewolfstar.net /siberia/creation.html (3133 words)

	Don Croner's World Wide Wanders: Mongolia \| Burkhan Khaldun
		7534 foot Erdene Mount, overlooking the valley of the Kherlen River, is one of three Burkhan Khaldun mountains identified by Mongolian scholars.
		Khentii Khan Mountain on the upper Kherlen, known as the Burkhan Khaldun of the Qamug Mongols.
		According to tradition women were not allowed to go to the top of the mountain; they came to this lake and waited while the men went to the top.
	www.doncroner.com /Mongolia/Khentii/Burkhan/burkhan.html (328 words)

	Mongolia Today - online magazine \| HISTORY
		Burkhan Khalduun - a mountain range in north east of Mongolia, where Chinggis Khaan was born.
		Burkhan Khaldun, a mountain massif, rises about 7,000 feet out of a complex network of valleys and mountains covered with thick forest.
		Somewhere on its slopes is a valley of Khaans where one of the greatest warriors in history is buried.
	www.mongoliatoday.com /issue/2/tomb_mistery.html (1049 words)

	Burkhanism - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		Burkhanism is the usual English-language scholarly name for a new religious movement that flourished among the indigenous people of Russia's Ngorno-Altai region (okrug) between 1904 and the Stalinist era.
		Czarist Russia was suspicious of the movement's potential to stir up native unrest and perhaps involve outside powers; the Soviet authorities ultimately suppressed it for fear of its potential to unify Siberian Turkic speakers under a common nationalism.
		Followers of Agni Yoga, an esoteric movement founded by the Roerichs, have encouraged a recent revival of interest in Burkhanism among non-Altaians.
	www.factbug.org /cgi-bin/a.cgi?a=1794046 (527 words)

	Essential Reading for Travelers in Mongolia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		To accommodate Buddhist pilgrims to Burkhan Khaldun Zanabazar established a temple at the base of the mountain in the valley of the Bogdiin Gol, a tributary of the upper Kherlen.
		Although the worship of Chingis Khan was proscribed during the communist era, starting in the early 1990s large groups of Mongolians have visited the mountain and lamas now hold ceremonies both here at the site of Zanabazar's smaller temple and on the so-called Black Crown of the summit itself.
		By tradition, women were not allowed to ascend to the top of Burkhan Khaldun.
	www.tibetan-museum-society.org /java/arts-culture-Travelers-in-Mongolia-2.jsp (1078 words)

	Guide to Locales Connected with the Life of Zanabazar \| Burkhan Khaldun
		Another locale in the Khentii Mountains frequented by Zanabazar was 7724-foot Khentii Khan Uul, also known as the Burkhan Khaldun of the Khamug Mongols.
		There is a khadag-draped post to indicate there the temple once stood, and the flat area which once made up the temple grounds now serves as an attractive campground.
		By tradition, women were not allowed to ascend to the top of Burkhan Khaldun.
	www.zanabazar.mn /Guide/Burkhan/burkhan.html (576 words)

	Mongolia \| Burkhan Khaldun Khora
		Inspired by the khora, or circumambulation, of Mt Kailash in Tibet which I made in the Year of the Horse 2002 I decided to do a khora of Burkhan Khaldun (Khentii Khaan Uul), the mountain in Khentii Aimag worshipped by Chingis Khan and now perhaps the most important site of the present-day Chingis Cult.
		After a night at the base of Burkhan Khaldun we continued down the Bogdiyn to the Kherlen, and then down the Kherlen to the Terelj Gol.
		Since I have already been to the summit of Burkhan Khaldun twice we did not climb the mountain.
	www.doncroner.com /Mongolia/Khentii/Khentii.html (442 words)

	Culture Mongolia - Sacred mountains
		The most important sacred mountains are worshipped every several years in large-scale ceremonies, but even minor mountains are worshipped by locals on a regular basis.
		Women are not permitted to climb the mountain, but may pay their respects by circumambulating it.
		The titles Bogd and burkhan mean "god", and are reserved for only the most revered and sacred mountains.
	www.culture.mn /mongolia.php?recordID=sacred-mountains (294 words)

	TÜRK OTAĞI \|\| Türkçüler ve Türkçülük
		Altaylı milli sanatçı Çoros Gurkin hakkında internette araştırma yaparken "Burkhanism" isimli bir inanç sisteminin varlığından haberdar oldum.
		Orijinall metinde bulunan "Günümüzde Burkhanism" bölümü Türklük ile pek alâkalı olmadığından çevrilmemiştir.
		Burkhanism, Rusya’nın Ngorno-Altay (Okrug) bölgesinin yerlileri içinde, 1904 yılı ve Stalin dönemi arasında gelişmiş yeni bir dini hareketin İngilizce ilmî adıdır.
	www.turkcu.net /forum/viewthread.php?tid=11585&page=1 (409 words)

	Tumen Mesnii Burkhan - The icon of the "Ten Thousand Knives", by Danzanravjaa
		Tumen Mesnii Burkhan - The icon of the "Ten Thousand Knives", by Danzanravjaa
		The manufacture of the Tumen Mesnii Burkhan (Icon of the Ten Thousand Knives) followed the stabbing to death of a person in the khoshuu of the Gobi Mergen Wan.
		Although the victim of the murder was Chinese, the entire Region was highly disturbed by this crime, Noyon Khutagt Danzanravjaa subsequently ordered that each family in the region bring a knife to Khamar Monastery and present it as an offering.
	danzanravjaa.org /tumen.php (357 words)

	FotoTime - Explore / Photo Tags / Burkhan / Jane Keeler / Burkhan (Shamanka)
		FotoTime - Explore / Photo Tags / Burkhan / Jane Keeler / Burkhan (Shamanka)
		Explore / Tags / Burkhan / Jane Keeler
		siberia4.jpg (baikal burkhan island lake olkhon russia shamanka siberia)
	www.fototime.com /ftweb/bin/ft.dll/usersearchmatches?userid=AC19699353374307974532D0D0FB9B5F&st=1&match=burkhan (68 words)

	“Baikal Burkhan Totem Statue Heli-Trip” \| Fly-out trip on Baikal
		This wooden statue or totem pole was called “Burkhan” —ongon after the name of major local deity.
		This full-day trip highlighting visit to the Burkhan Statue provides excellent opportunity within a short period of time to explore the lake’s southern part as well as enjoy a great ceremony of Russian Orthodox Church Belfry Sound Performance..
		Upon arrival at the Burkhan Statue we land near it, get off the helicopter and walk to the Burkhan totem to do, first, a ceremony of offerings with “white food” to the local patron spirits and sprinkle some vodka in order to win the spirits over.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/15026.html (772 words)

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		The only way to placate Burkhan was to toast him with vodka and throw a splash over your shoulder.
		I was also warned that being a film crew we would almost certainly anger him often so we should bring a case or two (best be two) of vodka — preventative measure I was assured.
		Valodia, the chief diver, was an exceptionally helpful sort and we had long conversations about the weather, gesticulating at clouds and pondering wind directions, understanding hardly a word the other was saying.
	www.divenewzealand.com /articles.asp?sid=59 (1630 words)

	Burkhan Cliff. Shamanka Mountain - Places to visit - Baikal - Baikal-club
		Old legends tell about 13 noyons sons of tangry-gods who went down to earth to judge people and chose different places to live.
		The oldest and the strongest one named Khan Khute-baabay chose to live in a cave at Shamansky Point of Olkhon Island.
		Olkhon old people say that khan Khute-baabay has three ghostly palaces one up in the sky, another on Earth, it is Burkhan point, and one more in the sea.
	www.baikal-club.ru /eng/cat/baikal/zapoved/misburhan (428 words)

	Mongolia Sacred Mountains: Bogd Khan, Burkhan Khaldun, Otgon Tenger - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
		Property names are listed in the language in which they have been submitted by the State Party.
		BURKHAN KHALDUN: As another of the sacred sites proclaimed by Chingis Khan, this mountain is rich in archaeological history, with over 800 burial sites identified by archaeologists.
		The mountain is located the 1,2 million hectare Khan Khentii Strict Protected Area established in 1992.
	whc.unesco.org /en/tentativelists/936 (398 words)

	Genghis Khan wasn't a Khalkha-Mongol - China History Forum, chinese history forum
		Burkhan Khaldun is still has same name Burkhan Khaldun in Mongolia.
		(It should not be confused with the Burkhan Khaldun of the Uriankhai, where Chingis, in an famous episode in his early life, hid from the Merkit tribesmen who had kidnapped his wife Bцrte and tried to kill him, now identified by most historians as 7534-foot Erdene Uul, about twenty miles southwest of here.).
		Burkhan Khaldun is one of mounation of Khentii Khan Mountain ranges.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=11740 (5932 words)

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		Burkhan Cape (Shamanka rock) is considered to be sacred by Shamans and it is one of the ninth sacred objects in Asia.
		Burkhan Cape is located not far from Huzhir Sttl.
		It is situated between Burkhan Cape and Kharance Sttl.
	baikal-icc.ru /Eng/Baikal/baikal3.htm (1161 words)

	Mongolia Web News - Mongolia's Burkhan Khaldun Mountain Worshipped (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The state ceremony was held on Monday in Khentii Aimag to worship the Burkhan Khaldun Mountain, the great veneration of the Mongolian nation.
		The Burkhan Khaldun Mountain and the mountain ranges in Khentii Aimag became the source of the life, struggle, success, and victory of the Millennium Man - Great Chinggis Khan.
		It is pleasant to recall the scientific works and source notes of Mongolian and foreign scholars, experts, and travelers, which represent that Chinggis Khan takes the great energy, cheerfulness, and talent from the Mountain and achieved the victory.
	www.mongolia-web.com /content/view/562/84 (387 words)

	Tsam
		The mask of Jamsran Burkhan was made by Puntsag-Osor of Ikh Khuree.
		He is a burkhan who swore to keep people in troubles and help them to overcome it and make them happy and abundant particularly when people die he bring them directly to the paradise.
		Damdin choijoo swore to keep burkhan bagsh Budda holy and he is principle worship of Boghdo Zonhova.
	www.owc.org.mn /team11/Ebu.htm (885 words)

	Flood Stories from Around the World
		The god Burkhan advised a man to build a great ship, and the man worked on it in the forest for many long days, keeping his intention secret from his wife by telling her he was chopping wood.
		He further told her to refuse to board and, when her husband strikes her in anger, to say, "Why do you strike me, Shitkur?" Because the woman followed this advise, the devil was able to accompany her when she boarded the boat.
		With the help of Burkhan, the man gathered specimens of all animals except Argalan-Zan, the Prince of animals (some say it was a mammoth), which considered itself too large to drown.
	www.talkorigins.org /faqs/flood-myths.html (20355 words)

	Mongolia Trekking Tours \| Trekking in Khentii Wilderness of Mongolia \| Trekking Expeditions in Mongolia
		This morning we drive out of the town to Mongon Morit for 2.5 hours and start the trekking to Mt. Burkhan Khaldun.
		Trekking group will reach the Burkhan Haldun mountain, a sacred mountain of Genghis Khaan in the late afternoon.
		Burkhan Haldun is considered the most sacred mountain in Mongolia, because it was first designated as sacred by Chinggis Khaan.
	www.selenatravel.com /tours/mongolia/mongolia_trekking.html (1342 words)

	TamilNet: Trinco fishermen demonstrate to safeguard sea resource
		Demonstrators arrived at the Trincomalee office of the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission and handed over a memorandum to its local head, Mr.Abdel Burkhan.
		Burkhan said the matter was not within the purview of the Memorandum of Understanding, but the SLMM would act a facilitator by making arrangement for the parties concerned to meet at its office.
		Burkhan added that the SLMM would not take any responsibility for implementing any decision agreed upon by the parties concerned at the discussion.
	www.tamilnet.com /art.html?artid=9588&catid=13 (634 words)

	Mongols and Yuan China by Sanderson Beck
		Upon his wedding to Borte, he received a fl sable coat, which he gave to his father's ally Ong Khan, the Christian ruler of the Kereyids.
		After his wife was abducted, Temujin prayed on the Burkhan Khaldun mountain and then asked Ong Khan to help him raid the Merkids.
		Temujin split with his boyhood friend Jamukha at the age of 19.
	www.san.beck.org /3-6-Mongols.html (11119 words)

	Lake Baikal adventure - Burkhan Stone - Worldisround photo
		Vehicle Tours in Irkutsk picture - The Burkhan Stone is one of the nine holiest places in Asia.
		Young children and people with unstable physiology are advised not to enter the cave.
		The Burkhan Stone is one of the nine holiest places in Asia.
	www.worldisround.com /articles/251/photo2.html (199 words)

	Mongolia Web News - Khentii's Sacred Burkhan Khaldun Mountain to be worshipped (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Khentii's Sacred Burkhan Khaldun Mountain to be worshipped
		The state ceremony will be held on May 22 in Khentii Aimag to worship the sky above the Burkhan Khaldun Mountain, which has been worshipped from the period of Chinggis Khan.
		The Aimag Khural (Assembly) of Citizens Representatives has issued a resolution on the worship ceremony under the plan for the 800th anniversary celebration of the Great Mongol Empire and the 2004 order by the Mongolian President on the performance to worship the mountains.
	www.mongolia-web.com /content/view/419/84 (360 words)

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