Tagir Khuryugsky , his real name is Alimov ( Lezg. Khurug Tagyr [1] ; June 22, 1893 , Khryug , Dagestan region , Russian Empire - February 23, 1958 , Akhty , Dagestan ASSR , USSR ) - Lezgi poet. People's poet of Dagestan.
| Tagir Khuryugsky | |
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| Lezg. Hürüg Tagir | |
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| Date of Birth | |
| Place of Birth | sat down. Khryug , Dagestan region, Russian Empire |
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| Place of death | Akhty , Dagestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , USSR |
| Occupation | poet |
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Tagir Khuryugsky was born in 1893 in the village of Khuryug (now Khryug , Akhtynsky district of Dagestan ) into a peasant family. He studied at the Nuha school for two years. In his youth he wandered a lot in search of earnings. In Soviet times, he became a participant in the creation of collective farms, and then a worker in the cultural sphere. In 1936-1937 he headed the Lezgi Theater named after S. Stalsky . In 1952-1958 he was a deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR .
As a child, Tagir Khuryugsky composed poetry in the traditional manner of ashugs . In Soviet times, he wrote the poems “The Village of Gyugez”, “The Air Bogatyr”, “Moll Isa”, “The Curse”, “May 9th”, “Homeland”, “Moscow”, “Black Gold”, “Hero of Labor”, which were very popular .
Content
Memory
A street in the village of Belidzhi [2] .
Street in the village Kasumkent
Notes
- ↑ Huirug Tagyir Khkyagai - Makhachkala: Dag. Prince Publishing House, 1940. - 175 p.
- ↑ Streets of the village Archived on September 24, 2015.
Literature
- Akhmedov Abdul-Gafar. Tagir Khuryugsky: memories and reflections. - Makhachkala: IE “Sultanbegova H.S.”, 2011. - 176 p.
Links
- Brief Encyclopedia of Literature
- Khuryugsky Tagir - an article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia .
- Poems of the poet