Bolshaya Chechnya is a region within the North Caucasus Imamate , which occupied areas located on the right bank of the river. Argun to the river Aksai [1] .
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History
in 1842 , the territory of Chechnya was divided into three tributes: Michikovskoye, Bolshaya Chechnya, and Malaya Chechnya. In 1844 , after the assassination of the Michikovsky Naib Shoip-mullah, Shamil , in order to strengthen control over the troubled Chechnya, reorganized the naibes - disaggregated them (Shamil believed that “strengthening borders is the most important task”) and appointed the most loyal people at the head . The naivets of Michikovskoye and Bolshaya Chechnya were each divided into two, and the naivety of Malaya Chechnya into four parts. In 1845 , Greater and Lesser Chechnya with Michikovsky, Kachkalykovsky and Ichkerin societies were divided into seven naibas. In 1846, three more naivets were formed - Shatoevsky, Shubutoevsky and Cheberloevsky. Subsequently, depending on the course of hostilities, the number of naibes decreased [2] .
Number of inhabitants
According to the calculations of the gene. A. I. Neidgardt , the population of Greater Chechnya was approx. 12 500 yards (240 thousand people), Malaya Chechnya was approx. 16,000 households (290,000 people). [3] .
Leaders
- Isa Gendergenoyevsky ( 1842 - 1843 )
- Suaib-Mulla Ersenoevsky ( 1843 - 1845 )
- Talhig of Shali ( 1845 - 1859 )
Notes
- ↑ Zarema Ibragimova: Chechen populated points in the Tersk Oblast and the demographic policy of the Tsarist Administration
- ↑ International Journal of Applied and Basic Research. - 2016. - No. 11 (part 6) - S. 1213-1217
- ↑ 219. Report of the General Adjut. Neigardt Gen. Adjut. Chernyshev about the management introduced by Shamil in Chechnya. November 20, 1843