Abstract
The research objectives are as follows: to reveal the motives the participants of the first Cultural-National Meeting of 1926 were guided by when adopting a course towards the all-Mongolian cultural community (the decision that determined further development of the Buryat language), to present a sociocultural portrait of the Buryat intelligentsia. The authors analyse the participants’ questionnaires paying special attention to personal information (occupation, social origin, educational level, language competence), which constitutes scientific originality of the study. The research findings are as follows: relying on the conducted analysis, the authors identify the role of the first Cultural-National Meeting in the process of the Buryat people’s self-identification, consider the participants’ motives for choosing the written Mongolian language as a basic dialect of the newly created Republic.
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