-
Teptyars (tiptär),
Nagaibaks (nağaybäklär) and
Astrakhan Tatars (Ästerxan tatarları) can also be
included as
Volga Tatars according to some.
Teptyars...
- Tatars,
Kazan Tatars, Kryashens, Na****baks,
Nukrat Tatars, Perm Tatars,
Teptyars Islam → ****
Islam Votians Uralic →
Finnic →
Votic Russia (Ingria), Estonia...
- 117,458 0.11 143,068 0.11
Dargin 1,847 0.01 128,362 0.12 130,209 0.10
Teptyar 579 0.00 117,194 0.11 117,773 0.09
Permyak 366 0.00 104,325 0.10 104,691...
- ТАТАР-МИШАРЕЙ И ТЕПТЯРЕЙ В ТРУДАХ Г.Н. АХМАРОВА [The
origin of
Mishar Tatars and
Teptyars in the work of G. N. Akhmarov] (PDF).
Historical Ethnology (in Russian)...
- ISBN 978-0-313-27497-8. Salakhova, E. H. (2016). "The
origin of
Mishar Tatars and
Teptyars in the work of G.N. Akhmarov". Eliot,
Charles Norton Edg****be (1911). "Mordvinians" ...
-
Tajiks Taranchis Tats
Tatars (outside of the
Tatar ****R)
Tavgi (Nganasans)
Teptyars (now
classified as Bashkirs)
Teleuts Tungus (Evenks)
Turkmen Tuvans Udege...
-
Ethnicities Ethnicities not
noted or
noted inexactly a)
Tavlin b)
Kryashen c)
Teptyar d)
Uigar e)
Oirot f) Khak**** g)
Others 191.
Foreign subjects For the Transcaucasian...
-
among the
Teptyars and Kryashens. In May–August 1898, he
travelled to the Ufa
province to
study the Bashkirs,
Mishar Tatars, and
again the
Teptyars and Kryashens...
- Bashkirs,
while in 1834 the
village po****tion
numbered 123
Bashkirs and 544
Teptyars. In the mid-19th century, 1518
state peasants and
Bashkirs lived in the...
