- rivers.
Nazranians were
considered by the
Russian administration to be
conquered and
under their rule, this however, didn't stop
Nazranians from sometimes...
-
failed due to
division among the
Nazranians and weak
support for Shamil, who had
insufficient supplies and the
Nazranians did not
provide him with any. Shamil...
- ISBN 978-5-89564-044-9. Шмидт, О. Ю.; et al., eds. (1939). "Назрановцы" [The
Nazranians]. Большая Советская Энциклопедия (in Russian). Vol. 41: Наган — Нидерландское...
-
ethnographer and historian,
Nazranians (a
subgroup of Ingush) used this
ethnonym occasionally: The
Shatois and
Nazranians are
reluctant to call themselves...
- the west with Dzherakh, on the east with Khamkhins, on the
north with
Nazranians, and in the
south with Gudomakarians. The
center of the
society was the...
- Act of oath of six
Ingush clans to
Russia Type Pact
Signed August 22 1810
Location Vladikavkaz Signatories Russian Empire Nazranians Languages Russian...
- town in the
Republic of Ingushetia, Russia.
Nazran may also
refer to:
Nazranians, an
Ingush historical society, but also a
demonym for the inhabitants...
-
noted that the
Chechen dialect differed from the root language. In 1842,
Nazranians and part of
Karabulaks made an
appeal to the
Russian administration where...
-
region in 1865.
Regarding the size of the
allotment per
household of
Nazranians, the
Commission stated that "is in no way
considered satisfactory by the...
-
established as part of the
Western Department. It
included societies of
Nazranians, Karabulaks, Galgai, Kistins,
Akkins and
Tsorins (also
Meredzhin society...
