Ethnic composition

Rittich. Alexander Fedorovich. 1831-. The Kazan province. Kazan: type. Kazan. un-ta, 1870.
Part 2: [Tatars; Meshcheryaki; Chuvashes; Cheremiss; Votyaki; Mordva].

  Maynov, Vladimir Nikolayevich (1845-1888).     A preliminary outline of the information on the Mordovians in the literature. [Saint-Petersburg]: Type. V. Bezobrazov and Co., [1877].

  Maynov, Vladimir Nikolayevich (1845-1888).     The results of anthropological observations among the Mordovians.
[St. Petersburg]: type. V. Bezobrazov and Co., [1878].

  Maynov, Vladimir Nikolayevich (1845-1888).     The results of anthropological research among the Mordva-Erzi.
St. Petersburg: The Printing House of AS Suvorin, 1883.

Maynov, Vladimir Nikolayevich (1845-1888). Essay on the legal life of the Mordva. St. Petersburg: Printing house of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1885.

  Smirnov, Ivan Nikolayevich (1856-1904).     The program for collecting information about the life of the Mordvinians.
[Kazan: Typo-lit. Imp. University, 1893].

Smirnov, Ivan Nikolayevich (1856-1904). Mordva. Kazan: type. Un-ta, 1895.

  Anuchin, Dmitry Nikolayevich (1843-1923).     IN Smirnov. Eastern Finns. Historical and ethnographic essay. T. 1. Privolzhskaya or the Bulgarian group. Part 1. Cheremis. Part 2. Mordva. T. 2. Prikomskaya [i.e. Prikamskaya] or the Perm group. Part 1. Votyaki. Part 2. Permiaks.
[St. Petersburg]: type. Imp. acad. Sciences, 1898.

  Settele, Emile Nestor (1864-1935).     Eastern Finns. Historical and ethnographic essays by IN Smirnov. I, 1. Cheremisy, Kazan, 1889. I, 2. Mordva, Kazan, 1895. II, 1. Votyaki, Kazan, 1890. II, 2 Permiaks, Kazan, 1891 ..
St. Petersburg: type . Imp. Acad. Sciences, 1898.

Bobrovnikov. Nikolay Alekseevich. 1854-1921. ... The alien population of the Kazan province. Kazan: P.V. Shchetinkin, 1899.
Vol. 1: Tatars, Votyaks, Mordvins. 1899.

  Kuznetsov, Stefan Kirovich (1854-1913).     Russian historical geography. [Issue. 2]: Mordva. Film Moscow: Synod. type., 1910-1912. Moscow: Printed by AI Snegireva, 1912.

Nikolay Nal hum.To the history and ethnography of the Mordovians of the Insarsky district (village Paevo and Penevo).A brief historical essay.And an article in memory of Nikolai Petrovich Barsov.The cover letter of the author is applied. 1906.

  Shakhmatov, Alexey Alexandrovich (1864-1920).     Mordovian ethnographic collection.
St. Petersburg: Type. Imp. Acad. Sciences, 1910.

  Zelenin, Dmitry Konstantinovich (1878-1954).     Saratov Mordva. Mordovian ethnographic collection. Compiled by AA Shakhmatov. St. Petersburg. 1910. [Saint-Petersburg]: Type. M-va ways of communication, tv IN Kushnerev and Co., 1910.

  Semenovich, Vladimir Nikolayevich (1861-).     Gelons and Mordvins. Issue. 1: Gelons.
Moscow: Pechatnia A.I. Snegirevoy, 1913. 1913.

News of the Society of Archeology, History and Ethnography at the Kazan State University named after V.I. Ulyanov-Lenin.
T. 29. Issue. 4. 1916.

Geraklitov, Alexander Alexandrovich (1867-1933).Saratov Mordva.[Saratov]: Sarpolygraphpprom, [1926].

  Markov, Alexei Vladimirovich (1877-).     Relations between the Russians and the Mordvinians in history and in the field of folk poetry in connection with the question of the origin of the Great Russian tribe. Film Tiflis: Type. Office of the Governor EI V. in the Caucasus, 1914.

Mordovian population of the Penza region, its past and present state.[Penza]: Publication of agitation and propaganda department of the Provincial Committee of Penza V.K.P. (b) 1927.

Plants in the way of life of Mordovians living in the territory of Mordovia: historical and ethnographic aspect.2011.

  Chekmayeva, Yuliya Viktorovna     The traditions of the preparation of the children of the Mordovian people for the future family life in the second half of the 19th - the beginning of the 20th centuries. Moscow, 2011.

Beads of the Middle-Mordvinian Mordovians as a historical source. 2014.

Napolnikova, Polina Konstantinovna.Tsninskaya Mordva.Joining the Moscow state in the XVI - the first quarter of the XVII century.Tambov, 2017.

Mordva.

Mordva. Part 2.