User:Joseph/Mongolic

This page compares Mongolic languages and their conservation status.

Comparison

Merged of Mongolic peoples, Mongolic languages and List of Mongolic languages:

Languages								Peoples
Branch	Name	Status	Total Speak.	Scr.	Wiki	Page count	639-1/3	National-state	Ethnonym	Pop.	Religion
Dagur	Dagur	Definitely endangered	96,100	Latn	—	—	dta	Morin Dawa A.B. (China)	Daur	131,992	Tibetan Buddhism, Shamanism
Shirongolic	Bonan	Definitely endangered	6,000	Latn	—	—	peh	Jishishan A.C. (China)	Bonan	20,074	Sunni Islam, Tibetan Buddhism
	Santa (Dongxiang)	Vulnerable	200,000	Latn	—	—	sce	Dongxiang A.C., Jishishan A.C. (China)	Dongxiangs	621,500	Sunni Islam
	Kangjia	Severely endangered	1,000	Latn	—	—	kxs	Significant population in Tongren, Qinghai, China	Kangjia	2,000	Islam
	Monguor (Tu)	Definitely endangered	152,000	Latn	—	—	mjg	Datong A.C., Huzhu A.C., Minhe A.C. (China)	Monguor	289,565	Tibetan Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, Islam, Shamanism
Southern	Eastern Yugur	Severely endangered	4,000	Latn	—	—	yuy	Sunan A.C. (China)	Yugur	15,000	Tibetan Buddhism, Shamanism
Central	Buryat	Definitely endangered	65,000	Cyrl	—	—	bua / bxu	Significant population in China	Buryats	10,000	Tibetan Buddhism, Orthodox Christianity, Mongolian shamanism
		Definitely endangered	42,500	Cyrl	—	—	bua / bxm	Significant population in Mongolia		45,087
		Definitely endangered	219,000	Cyrl	bxr:	2,786	bua / bxr	Buryatia (Russia)		461,389
	Mongolian	Normal	2,666,580	Cyrl	mn:	23,505	mn / mon / khk	Mongolia	Mongols	11,000,000	Tibetan Buddhism, Mongolian shamanism
	Southern Mongolian	Normal	3,380,000	Mong	inc:mvf	30	mn / mon / mvf	Inner Mongolia and others (China)
	Kalmyk Oirat	Definitely endangered	431,800	Cyrl	xal:	1,754	xal	Kalmykia (Russia)	Kalmyks	200,000	Tibetan Buddhism
	Khamnigan Mongol	Definitely endangered	2,600		—	—	ykh	Significant population in Inner Mongolia	Hamnigans	10,000	Mongolian shamanism, Tibetan Buddhism
Western	Moghol	Critically endangered	0	Latn	—	—	mhj	Significant population in Afghanistan	Moghol	2,000	Sunni Islam
Mixed	Wutun	Definitely endangered	2,000		—	—	wuh	Significant population in Tongren, Qinghai (China)	Chinese–Tibetan–Mongolian creolized language spoken by Monguor people
Para-Mongolic	Khitan	Historical	0	Kitl, Kits	—	—	zkt	Spoken by Khitan people between 4th-13th century.
	Middle Mongol		0		—	—	xng	Developed into Classical Mongolian by the 17th century.
	Classical Mongolian		0	Mong	—	—	cmg	Developed into modern Mongolian.
	Written Oirat	Extinct	0	Clear Script	—	—	xwo	Writtern form used in 17th and 18th centuries.
	Mongolic languages		7.3M			28,045	xgn		Mongolic peoples	12.8M

Tree

Mongolic	Eastern Mongolian (mn / mon) Halh Mongolian (khk) Southern Mongolian (mvf) Middle Mongol (xng) † Classical Mongolian (cmg) † Buryat (bua) in China (bxu) in Mongolia (bxm) in Russia (bxr) Kalmyk Oirat (xal) Written Oirat (xwo) † Khamnigan Mongol (ykh) Southern Shirongolic Baoanic Bonan (peh) Santa (Dongxiang) (sce) Kangjia (kxs) Monguor (Tu) (mjg) Eastern Yugur (yuy) Dagur (dta) Moghol (mhj)
Para‑Mongolic	Khitan (zkt) †

Wikimedia projects

Wikipedia

Edition	Page count	Active users
Mongolian	23,505	115
Buryat	2,786	22
Kalmyk Oirat	1,754	8
Total	28,045	145

Wiktionary

Edition	Page count	Active users
Mongolian	9,422	8

Conservation status

Ethnologue classification

Size and Vitality according to Ethnologue 24th edition:

Size	Institutional	Stable	Endangered	Extinct
Large	Mongolia (Halh)	Mongolian (Peripheral)
Mid-sized	Kalmyk Oirat, Buryat (Russia)	Daur, Buryat (Mongolia)	Dongxiang, Tu, Buryat (China), Bonan
Small		Wutun	Kangjia, Eastern Yugur, Moghol

Glottolog classification

AES according to Glottolog Edition 4.4:

Status	Language
Not endangered	Khalkha Mongolian
Threatened	Santa, Monguor, Eastern Yugur, China Buryat, Mongolia Buryat, Kalmyk Oirat, Southern Mongolian
Shifting	Daur, Bonan, Russia Buryat, Wutun
Moribund	Kangjia, Khamnigan Mongol
Nearly Extinct
Extinct	Moghol, Kitan, Middle Mongol

Wikidata

Name	Speakers	UNESCO status	Ethnologue status	Country
Daur	96,085	3 definitely endangered	7 Shifting	People's Republic of China
Bonan	10,000, 6,000	3 definitely endangered	6b Threatened	People's Republic of China
Santa	200,000	2 vulnerable	6b Threatened	People's Republic of China
Kangjia	1,000	4 severely endangered	8a Moribund	People's Republic of China
Monguor	152,000	4 severely endangered, 3 definitely endangered	7 Shifting	People's Republic of China
Eastern Yugur	4,000	4 severely endangered	8a Moribund	People's Republic of China
China Buryat	65,000		7 Shifting	People's Republic of China
Mongolia Buryat	42,500		6a Vigorous	Mongolia
Russia Buryat	219,000		2 Provincial	Russia
Khalkha Mongolian	2,704,030		1 National	Mongolia, Russia
Southern Mongolian			6b Threatened	People's Republic of China, Mongolia
Kalmyk Oirat	431,800	3 definitely endangered	2 Provincial	Russia
Khamnigan Mongol		3 definitely endangered
Moghol		5 critically endangered	9 Dormant	Afghanistan, Iran
Wutun	4,000	3 definitely endangered	6a Vigorous	People's Republic of China

Samples

Name	UDHR
Bonan
Buryat
Dagur
Eastern Yugur
Kalmyk Oirat
Kangjia
Khitan
Moghol
Mongolian	Cyrl
Monguor (Tu)
Santa (Dongxiang)
Southern Mongolian	Mong
Wutun