- (Circ****ian: Абдзэх, Abdzekh; Russian: абадзехи) also
known as
Abdzakhs or
Abadzekhs are one of the
twelve major Circ****ian tribes,
representing one of the...
- Russo-Circ****ian War
between the
forces of the
Russian Empire and the
Abadzekh tribe of the Circ****ians. In 1841,
during the Russo-Circ****ian War, General...
-
Colonel Levashov against the
Abadzekh (Circ****ians) in
December 1862. The Sup
River valley was a key
region within the
Abadzekh territory,
which had become...
-
community in the
United States. Four main
dialects are recognised: Temirgoy,
Abadzekh,
Shapsugh and Bzhedugh, as well as many
minor ones such as
Hakuchi spoken...
-
Adygeans (Adyghe of Adygea)
Adyghe (Western Circ****ian)
Abzakh (Abdzakh or
Abadzekh) Абдзах, Abźax [aːbd͡zaːx]
Second largest Adyghe tribe in
Turkey and the...
- Kerzedzh, Khatirame, and Kuytsuk. The Natukhai, like the
Shapsug and
Abadzekh,
managed to
limit the
power of
noble men of
their tribe.
Their villages...
- was the down town of it; however,
other Circ****ians from the Kabardian,
Abadzekh, and
Bzhedug tribes also
settled in
Amman afterwards. Today, the Shapsug...
- the 2004 census. Its
inhabitants are
predominantly Circ****ians from the
Abadzekh tribe, who
profess **** Islam. In the late 19th-century
Bariqa was described...
- po****tion of 353 in the 2004 census. Its
inhabitants are Circ****ians from the
Abadzekh and
Kebertei tribes. In the late 19th-century Beer Ajam was
described as...
-
tough will. He had
great influence among all Circ****ians,
including the
Abadzekhs, with whom he was ****ociated with.
Hailing from the
Temirgoy (КIэмыргъуэй)...
