Murzalar ( Bashk. Myrgalar ) is a tribe in the Aylin group of Bashkirs . The second name of the Murzalar Bashkirs is Uleshte ( Bashk. Өlәshtә ) [1] . The descendants of the Murzalar residents live in the Salavat district.
Content
- 1 Generic composition
- 2 Ethnic History
- 3 Tamga
- 4 Ethnonym
- 5 Bibliography
- 6 Famous Murzalars.
- 7 Literature
Generic composition
Generic units: aksuash • baltagul • barkyldak • bishe • bures • yatimder • cossack • kuzgun • kutlusura • kutlu • kyrzy • mangul • mindiyar • sipai • sulps • syrzy • taz • tavir • tau • tungatar • shaitan (ayu)
Ethnic History
The ancestors of the Murzalarites were part of the union of the Pecheneg - Oguz tribes of the Syr Darya and Aral Sea steppes of the 7th-9th centuries. In the southern Urals, the Murzalarians originally occupied the territory of the A, Belaya , Yaik (Ural), Uy , Miass rivers. Under the pressure of Tabyn clans at the end of the 15th century the Murzalarians and the rest of the Aylins moved to the north-east of modern Bashkortostan (the Aisko-Yuryuzan interfluve). They joined the Russian state under the leadership of Kursai bay batyr. Modern Murzalar residents mainly live in the Salavat region: Murzalar-Mechetli, Kusepei, Akhun, Iltai, Musat, Beshevlyar, Yaubulyak, Kuselyar, Arkaul, Makhmut, 1st Idelbai (Badrak), 2nd Idelbai (Badrak), Tashaul. Ara Aksyuash lives mainly in the indigenous village of Murzalar Masetlehe, (Aksyuash the leader of the rebelled Bashkirs Murzalartsev 1681-1684, his son, the foreman of the volost Kortkasyk Aksyuashev is also a prominent leader of the rebellious Murzalarians 1735-1740 his grandson Syukov and son Asman Symakov participated in the election of Karasakal as a khan, after the defeat in the war they fled to the Middle Zhuz of the Kazakhs), as well as in mixed settlements (the resort of Yangantau, Chulpan, Sargamysh, Komsomol, Urmantau, in the regional centers of Mesegut and Maloyaz, etc.)
Tamgi
Ethnonym
According to legend, the founder of the mursalar tribe was Myrzabek Bey, who moved to the Urals after a black horse. Came out with the rest of the tribe of the Isle tribe from the Cayep area. The area (city, or region) Kayep was located in the foothills of Karatau, or near the Syr Darya.
Bibliography
- ↑ Kuzeev R.G. Origin of the Bashkir people. Ethnic composition and history of resettlement. M., Science, 1974, p. 290.
Famous Murzalars.
Garipov, Rami Yagafarovich
Yusupov, Haris Munasipovich