Chubakhkinaroy ( Chech. Chobankhinkhoi [1] ) is a Chechen taip that is part of Cheberloy's tukhum . In the north, they border the lands of Nizhal [2] . Some researchers translate the name taipa as Chubaykhkinara (“logged in”) [3] .
| Chechen Taip | |
| Chubahkinara | |
|---|---|
| ( Chech. Chobakhkhoy ) | |
| Ethno-Hierarchy | |
| Race | european |
| Race type | Caucasian |
| Tukhum | Chebarloy |
| Total information | |
| Tongue | Chebarloi dialect of the Chechen language |
| Religion | Islam ( Sunnism ) |
| Composed of | Chechens |
| Ancestors | Nashkhoy (Khiylahoy) |
| Related | Nokhchkeloy, Cesis, Buosoy, Riga, Tsikara ... |
| Modern resettlement | |
 Russia : no data Chechnya : Kerla-Yurt, Nagornoe, Pobedinsky, Samashki, Ilyinovka, Kurchaloy, Berdykel, Selmentauzen, Zakan-Yurt, Ischerskaya ... | |
| Historical settlement | |
North Caucasus : | |
| Clan village | Chubah Caneroy |
A Chechen researcher, local historian , teacher and people's poet A. S. Suleymanov , recorded representatives of the taip in the following locality: Berdakel [4] . Chobankhinkhoi - residents of the village of Chobankkhinch [5] . In 1891, the tribal village of Taipa Chubakhkinroy had 52 yards, the population of Chechens is Mohammedans, 135 men, 118 women, 253 in total [6] .
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Historic Settlement
In the Cheberloevsky district, on the left side of the canyon where the Keloy-ahk river flows, in the north-west of the village of Nokhchi-Keloy , in the highlands about 2000 meters above sea level, is the village of Chubakh-Keneroi . It was deserted for some time, but now there are two families living in it, who, upon returning from eviction to Kazakhstan , returned to the land of their ancestors. The village of Chubakhkinara was founded by people from the Nashkhoy aul Khiylakh.
Aul Chubakhkinaroy is located 110 kilometers from the city of Grozny and 50 km from Shatoy . The location of the aul falls almost in the center of the Cheberloevsky district . In 1937, the village, by decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of the RSFSR , was appointed the center of the Cheberloevsky district. In the south-east of Chubakhkinaroy is the village of Nokhchi-Keloy, in the south-west of Dai . To the east and northeast are the remains of the villages of Kuloy and Riga . In the northern part, two kilometers away are the ruins of the village of Achaloy . The north-west and west are occupied by the villages of Nizhaly and Buosi, where you can get by crossing the mountain range separating these villages and the village of Chubakhkinar. On the territory of the aul are mountains: Gorg Lam, Hadechu Court. There are also medium elevations - Rote-te, Viren-duk, Shi Lam Hade.
Notes
- ↑ On the Ethnic Aspect of the Institute of the Chechen Taip Nataev Saypudi Alvievich Ph.D. (Hist.), Associate Professor
- ↑ Nataev, 2013 , p. 311.
- ↑ What do the names of our villages mean. Part 8
- ↑ Suleymanov, 2006 , p. 503.
- ↑ Nataev, 2013 , p. 199.
- ↑ 2. Issue 7: Grozny district. - 1891.
Literature
- Suleymanov A. S. Toponymy of Chechnya / Ed. T. I. Buraeva. - Grozny: State Unitary Enterprise "Book Publishing House", 2006. - 711 p. - 5,000 copies. - ISBN 5-98896-002-2 .
- Nataev S.A. CHECHEN TYPES. The problems of studying the nature, structure and historical dynamics of Chechen social institutions . - Makhachkala, 2013 .-- S. 413. - ISBN 978-5-4242-0117-2 .
Links
- From the history of the development of wool Chechens in the XIX - early. XX centuries : historical and ethnographic research topic of the dissertation and abstract on VAK 07.00.02, candidate of historical sciences Shavlaeva, Tamara Magomedovna Scientific library of dissertations and abstracts
- In the wake of one legend