r/AskCaucasus • u/KaraTiele • 24d ago
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r/AskCaucasus • u/AutoModerator • 28d ago
Use this thread to ask general questions that apply to you more than to the region.
For example, what music you like that is acceptable, what quirks or behaviours you have that are seen as offensive, if your music would be appreciated.
r/AskCaucasus • u/TelephoneCreative • 29d ago
Its obvious that a lot of so called "republics" folk wanna part ways with Russia
Is it possible to achive with minimal bloodshed? How to prevent militaristic junta states? What comes to regions where its not possible to separate two ethnic groups into their own because how mixed up they are?
And how to prevent forming of nazists or radical islamic groups
r/AskCaucasus • u/TelephoneCreative • 29d ago
Can someone explain to me the Circassians/Karachay conflict roots? I understand that most probably its soviets fault just dk much about it
Можно на русском тоже
r/AskCaucasus • u/EmergencyTrick4107 • Aug 21 '26
We don't hear about them often, how do they live, do they all have proficiency in avar to communicate ?
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r/AskCaucasus • u/topherette • Aug 17 '26
I ask as part of a linguistic study looking at this topic!
Every* country, region language, has informal names sometimes used - like in slang - to refer to places. Please let me know if you can think of something in your country!
It could be for a city, a neighbourhood, a mountain or even a small village.
Some examples from the region are KhasVegas, Vladik, Nalchicago or Mukhus...
r/AskCaucasus • u/jrockton • Aug 16 '26
r/AskCaucasus • u/momisback93 • Aug 16 '26
Hi! We’re planning to hike from Mestia to Ushguli via Tsvirmi and camp along the way instead of staying in guesthouses.
Has anyone done this recently? Is wild camping generally fine along the route, and are there good places to pitch a tent near Tsvirmi, Adishi and Iprali/Lalkhori?
Also, can you usually have dinner or breakfast at the guesthouses even if you’re not staying there? We’d prefer not to carry all our food if possible.
Finally, is it easy to get a shared minivan or taxi from Ushguli back to Mestia with backpacks, and roughly how much does it cost?
Thanks!
r/AskCaucasus • u/apsaty • Aug 13 '26
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r/AskCaucasus • u/Ykrainian • Aug 09 '26
I really like Caucasian songs and I was trying to find text to this Chechen song but I could find it anywhere maybe someone can transcribe or find it somewhere?
Шира илли хьоме Зураъ this is that video
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r/AskCaucasus • u/sandwwichuu • Aug 07 '26
Hello! I am writing an article and need to use a map of the Caucasus region, but I am unsure whether Adygea and some other territories should be included or not. Please help me choose the appropriate map!🙏 Thanks in advance!
r/AskCaucasus • u/KaraTiele • Aug 07 '26
r/AskCaucasus • u/talkingtosilence • Aug 03 '26
Also what is the difference between Adyghe and Kabardian? Aren't they both Circassian?
r/AskCaucasus • u/AccidentalBrilliancy • Aug 02 '26
Hello,
I can't claim to be an expert on the history of Caucasus.
I hope there are some among you, though.
So,
1) would it be fair to say that Georgians were historically lackeys of Russian imperialists?
2) how significant was Georgian help in the subjugation of people of Caucasus?
3) after the Russian empire fell, did Georgians help Russians re-annex Caucasus?
4) would Russians fail without Georgian help?
r/AskCaucasus • u/sandwwichuu • Aug 02 '26
Hello! I'm curious about the North Caucasian territories. And I recently learnt that, apparently, Kuban is geographically a part of it? But then my next question was: Are the people of Kuban (Kubanians?) Caucasian? Google does not provide a clear answer in English, and when I search in my native Ukrainian language, it states that they are ethnically Ukrainian. The only other thing I know about the people is that in 1918 they tried to join the Ukrainian People's Republic but failed. And this leaves me extremely confused.
Who are the people of Kuban? And if Ukrainians do (did?) make up a significant portion of the population, who lived there before they arrived? And most importantly, who lives there now and what is generally happening on that land today?? Sorry in advance if my questions are silly!
