Perm lands

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Perm lands were a historical region in northeastern European Russia inhabited by Finno-Ugric peoples and later incorporated into the expanding Russian state.

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Perm lands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical region
associatedWithEthnonym Permians
associatedWithRiver Kama River
borderedBy Kama River basin
Ural Mountains
continent Europe
country Russia
culturalRegionOf Permic peoples
economy agriculture
fishing
fur trade
hunting
ethnicGroup Komi-Permyak people
Udmurt people
linked to: Udmurts
hasPart Great Perm
Perm the Great principality
historicalNameLanguage Old Russian
historicalPeriod Early modern period
linked to: Early Modern period

Middle Ages
historicalRegionOf Finno-Ugric world
linked to: Finno-Ugric peoples
incorporatedInto Muscovy
Russian state
linked to: Russian Empire
inhabitedBy Finno-Ugric peoples
Komi people
linked to: Komi

Permians
integratedInto Russian administrative system
knownFor Finno-Ugric cultural heritage
Perm animal style art
languageFamily Uralic languages
languageUsed Permic languages
locatedIn European Russia
northeastern European Russia
modernTerritoryIncludes Komi-Permyak Okrug
Perm Krai
partOf Russian Empire
Russian state
linked to: Russia

Tsardom of Russia
politicalStatus vassal principality of Muscovy
predecessorOf modern Perm Krai
religion Russian Orthodoxy
paganism
strategicImportance access to fur resources
gateway to the Ural region
successor Perm Governorate
Perm Krai
timeIncorporatedIntoMuscovy 15th century

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Kazan Khanate borderedBy Perm lands