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Chemirgoys КIэмыргъуэй
Tamga of the
Boletoko clan,
which ruled Chemguy Regions with
significant po****tions Russia ( Adygea) Turkey
Languages Adyghe...
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According to po****r belief, Inal is the
ancestor of Kabardian, Besleney,
Chemguy and
Hatuqwai princes. Inal, who
during the 1400s
owned land in the Taman...
- m****acred in the Circ****ian genocide. Today, they are ****imilated into the
Chemguy tribe and
reduced to a
small family in the
village of Adamy. The Adameys...
- Yegeruqwai,
separated from the
Chemguy after the
death of
their common prince Bezruko Bolotokov.
Earlier the
Chemguy, the Yegeruqwai, and the Makhosh...
- of the
Boletoqo clan
Prince of
Chemguy Preceded by
Mishawost Boletoqo In
office 1827–1836 De
facto Prince of
Chemguy In
office 1814–1827
Personal details...
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After that, Circ****ian
tribal prin****lities were established,
including Chemguy,
founded by Temruk; Besleney,
founded by Beslan; Kabardia,
founded by Qabard;...
- 18341–18352. Moore, Stanitski, and Jurs. Chemistry: The
Molecular Science. 3rd ed. 2008. ISBN 0-495-10521-X. pp. 320–321.
ChemGuy on the Born-Haber Cycle...
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Kabardia Mamkhegh Prin****lity
Natukhaj Republic Shapsug Prin****lity
Chemguy Prin****lity
Ubykh Prin****lity
Yegeruqwai Prin****lity
Zhaney Prin****lity...
- into 12
major regions.
These regions were Shapsugo-Natukhaj, Abdzakh,
Chemguy, Barakay, Bzhedug, Kabardo-Besleney, Hatuqway, Makhosh, Bashilbey, Taberda...
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elites died in this conflict. On 10
October 1779, the prin****lities of
Chemguy, Besleney, and
Kabarda coordinated an
offensive together, led by Misostiqo...
