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Chapan or
chopon (Persian: چپان; Kyrgyz: Чапан; Kazakh: Шапан, romanized: Şapan; Uzbek: Чопон, romanized: Chopon) is a coat worn over clothes, usually...
- The
Chapan rebellion was one of the
largest peasant uprising against the
Bolsheviks during the
Russian Civil War.
Taking place in March-April 1919, the...
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Kyrgyzstan –
Chapan,
terishym (salwar),
kalpak (male), saukele, beldemchi, koylek,
elechek (female),
koinok (male and female)
Turkmenistan –
Chapan Uzbekistan...
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these hats come in
conservative colors. The
chapan, made of
striped silk,
provides warmth in the winter.
Chapans gained international recognition in the 2000s...
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Chapan (Persian: چاپان) is a
village in Owch
Hacha Rural District of the
Central District in Ahar County, East
Azerbaijan province, Iran. At the time of...
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clothing is the
chapan or shapan, a long,
loose robe.
Unlike other clothing, it is not gender-specific and is worn by men and women.
Chapans are made from...
- of a robe
called a khalat. The
khalat is
often worn with a coat
called a
chapan.
Tajiks wear the rug cap and the tubeteika. In Canada, Neil Peart, the drummer...
- øə̯vɛˈɾɛnːs ˈɔmˑ at dɛn sɔm ˈfɵʂːʈ kʰɵnˑdɛ foˑ ˈvanːdɹ̝aɹɛn at ˈtʰɑː ɑˑv sɛj
ˈcʰapːan | hanˑ skɵlˑɛ ˈanːˌseːs vɑˑ ˈstaɹːcaɾɛ ɛn dɛn ˈandɾa || doː ˈbloə̯stɛ ˈnuːɖaɱˌvɪnˑdɛn...
- this
dress on
women when they were in power.
Another po****r
dress is the
chapan which acts as a coat. The
karakul is a hat made from the fur of a specific...
- (Country Study).
Federal Research Division,
Library of Congress;
Helen Chapan Metz, ed.
December 1993. This
article incorporates text from this source...
