Dagestani peoples

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The Dagestani peoples are a diverse group of ethnic communities indigenous to the mountainous region of Dagestan in the North Caucasus, known for their distinct languages, cultures, and long history of resistance to outside rule.

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Dagestani peoples canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group collection
indigenous peoples of the Caucasus
concentratedIn Republic of Dagestan
hasCharacteristic high linguistic diversity
predominantly rural and mountainous settlement patterns
strong local and ethnic identities
hasCulturalTrait Islamic legal and spiritual traditions (sharia and Sufism)
clan-based social organization
mountain agriculture and pastoralism
traditional blood-feud customs (adat)
hasLanguageFamily Indo-European languages
Northeast Caucasian languages
Turkic languages
hasPoliticalStatus citizens of the Russian Federation
hasReligion Christianity (minority)
Shia Islam
Sunni Islam
hasSubgroup Aguls
Akkin Chechens
Andis
Archins
Avars
Bagvalals
Bezhtas
Chamalals
Dargins
linked to: Dargin

Didos (Tsez peoples)
linked to: Dido (Tsez) peoples

Godoberis
Gunzibs
Karatas
Khwarshis
Kumyks
Laks
Lezgins
Nogais
Rutuls
Tabasarans
Tsakhurs
historicallyAssociatedWith Imam Shamil
Imamate of the Caucasus
historicallyKnownFor participation in the Caucasian War
resistance to Russian imperial expansion
locatedIn Dagestan
North Caucasus
Russian Federation
linked to: Russia
partOf Peoples of the Caucasus
usesLinguaFranca Avar language (regional)
Kumyk language (historically)
Russian language

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Caucasian War hasParticipant Dagestani peoples
Russian–Caucasian War opponent Dagestani peoples
Caucasian muhajirism involvesEthnicGroup Dagestani peoples