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Qaratays (Karatais, Karatays) are a
Mordvinian ethnic group in Kamsko-Ustyinsky District,
Tatarstan around the
village of
Mordovsky Karatay. They speak...
- to the throne). The
death of Isfahani's
successor in 1254, Jalāl-al-Din
Qaraṭāy, left a
power vacuum which was
filled by
competition by
supporters of the...
- subgroups, the
Erzya and Moksha,
besides the
smaller subgroups of the
Qaratay,
Teryukhan and
Tengushevo (or Shoksha)
Mordvins who have
become fully Russified...
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Astrakhan Jews
Buzava Caucasus Gr****s
Crimean Italians Korlaks Pontic Gr****s
Qaratay Sireniki ****imilated
peoples Agrzhan Asans Arins Chud
Kotts Muroma Merya...
- Tatars.
Another unique ethnic group,
concentrated in Tatarstan, is the
Qaratay Mordvins.
Tatar and
Udmurt Jews are
special territorial groups of the Ashke****...
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Astrakhan Jews
Buzava Caucasus Gr****s
Crimean Italians Korlaks Pontic Gr****s
Qaratay Sireniki ****imilated
peoples Agrzhan Asans Arins Chud
Kotts Muroma Merya...
-
Torbeevsky districts of
Republic of Mordovia. the
Karatai Mordvins or
Qaratays live in the
Republic of Tatarstan. They no
longer speak a Volga-Finnic...
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significant figure in the
cultural revival of the Erzya, Moksha, Shoksha, and
Qaratay people. He also
created the
musical group Toorama.
Romashkin was born in...
- for
several thousand Mari, a
Finnic people;[citation needed] Mordva's
Qaratay group also
speak a
variant of
Kazan Tatar. In the 2010 census, 69% of Russian...
- its
immediate regions. It was
founded in 1251 by the
vizier Jalal al-Din
Qaratay (d. 1254)
during the
joint rule of the
brothers Kayqubad II,
Kaykaus II...
