Tumsoy [1] ( Chech. Tumsoy ) is a Chechen taip that has its name from the forefather named Tumso. Since ancient times, the Tumsoevites had their own range in the mountainous region of Chechnya on the border of the present Shatoi and Itumkalinsky districts . Historically, their taip territory is Mount Tumsoy-Lam and the adjacent places of Tumso (Tumsoy), Borzoi ( Borzoi ) and Reduha (Reduha).
| Chechen Taip | |
| Tumsoy | |
|---|---|
| Chech. Tumsoy | |
| Ethno-Hierarchy | |
| Race | european |
| Race type | Caucasian |
| Tukhum | Shatoytsy |
| Total information | |
| Religion | Islam ( Sunnism ) |
| Composed of | Chechens |
| Modern resettlement | |
 Russia : no data Chechnya : no data | |
| Historical settlement | |
| North Caucasus | |
History
In a document in 1647, the Tumtsoev tavern in Shibutsk land was named. That is, the Taipa settlement is a tumus [2] .
Notes
- β Tumsoy
- β Chechen-Ingush Research Institute of History, Language, Literature and Economics, 1972 , p. 55.
Literature
- Chechen-Ingush Research Institute of History, Language, Literature and Economics. Essays on the history of the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic: from ancient times to the present day, Volume 1 . - Grozny : Chechen-Ingush Book Publishing House, 1972.
- 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 .