Abzakh

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The Abzakh are a subgroup of the Circassian people from the Northwest Caucasus, historically known for their resistance to Russian expansion and their suffering and mass displacement during the Circassian genocide.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Abzakh canonical 2
Абдзахъ (Abdzakh) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Circassian subgroup
ethnic group
culturalHeritage Circassian dance
Circassian music
culture Circassian culture
diasporaIn European countries
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Turkey
United States
ethnographicGroupOf Circassians
ethnonymInAdyghe Абдзахъ (Abdzakh)
linked to: Abzakh
experienced forced deportation to the Ottoman Empire
mass displacement
historicalRegion Trans-Kuban area
historicalReligion Caucasian paganism
indigenous Circassian beliefs
historicalStatus tribal principality
involvedInConflict Caucasian War
language Adyghe language
languageVariety Abzakh dialect of Adyghe
linked to: Abzakh dialect
locatedInThePast Ottoman Empire
Russian Empire
nativeTo Circassia
Northwest Caucasus
linked to: Western Caucasus
notableFor resistance to Russian imperial rule
opposed Russian expansion in the Caucasus
partOf Adyghe people
linked to: Adyghe
presentIn Krasnodar Krai
Republic of Adygea
Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
regionType mountain and foothill communities
relatedGroup Bzhedug
Kabardians
linked to: Kabardian people

Natukhai
Shapsug
linked to: Shapsugs

Temirgoy
religion Islam
Sunni Islam
sufferedEvent Circassian genocide
timePeriodOfMajorConflict 19th century
traditionalCode Adyghe Xabze
traditionalEconomy agriculture
animal husbandry
traditionalSocialStructure clan-based society
victimOf ethnic cleansing
forced migration

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Abzakh ethnonymInAdyghe Абдзахъ (Abdzakh)
linked to: Abzakh