The most famous modern ideologues and theorists of Tengrism are (1944–2018), (1938–2003), , (1955–2010), Rafael Bezertinov, Shagdaryn Bira, , (1947–2018), Mongush Kenin-Lopsan, (1958–2016), Choiun Omuraliyev, (1938–2020), Dastan Sarygulov, and Olzhas Suleimenov. They are related to Tengrism or are part of it also movements within the framework of the anti-shamanistic Burkhanism (Ak Jang) that arose in 1904 in Altai  and the ethnic faith Vattisen Yaly in Chuvashia, Russia.
The most famous modern ideologues and theorists of Tengrism are (1944–2018), (1938–2003), , (1955–2010), Rafael Bezertinov, Shagdaryn Bira, , (1947–2018), Mongush Kenin-Lopsan, (1958–2016), Choiun Omuraliyev, Dastan Sarygulov, and Olzhas Suleimenov. They are related to Tengrism or are part of it also movements within the framework of the anti-shamanistic Burkhanism (Ak Jang) that arose in 1904 in Altai (its famous proponents were the painter Grigory Gurkin and poet , 1938–2020) and the ethnic faith Vattisen Yaly in Chuvashia, Russia.
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(1938–2020),
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(its famous proponents were the painter Grigory Gurkin and poet , 1938–2020)