Kalmykia

 

 

Kalmykia is located in the southern part of Russia and covers an area of ​​about 76,100 square kilometers. About 300,000 people live here. The majority of people have embraced Buddhism. The lakes are quiet because they are abundant. The Volga is a famous river. The winter season here is from January to June. The capital is Walista. It is the largest city. The main currency is the Russian ruble. The main language is Russian. 47% of Buddhists and 18% are Orthodox. Administrative districts of this country11. 

The ruler is appointed by the Russian president. The present ruler is Batu Kaziko. There are also Kazakhstan, Uranium, Korean people. People who escaped during the Mughal rule were resettled here. The majority of those people are Buddhists. Kalmykia Indo-European speakers also lived. Russia has helped a lot in the past. This was an independent country after Lenin's rule. Aided Germany during World War II. Buddhism in this country is similar to Mahayana Buddhism in Tibet. 

The Dalai Lama will be rewarded. It is the largest Buddhist building in Eastern Europe. Many places of worship. Farming is rewarding. Moscow benefits the country's economy. Biogas and tourism are also major economics, the main sport being chess. It is a compulsory sport for primary school children. There are talented chess champions born in Kalmykia. Permission must be obtained from Russia to enter the country. Being the only Buddhist country in Europe, this is a truly valuable resource.