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- Kabarday abstract "Kabarda or Kabard (Adyghe: Къэбэртайхэр-адыгэ or Qăbărtajxăr-adǝgă; Arabic: القبرطاي أو القبردي); are terms referring to a people of the northern Caucasus more commonly known by the plural term Kabardin (or Kebertei as they term themselves). Originally they (with the Besleney (Arabic: البسلني) tribe comprised the semi-nomadic eastern branch of what was once the Adyghe tribal fellowship. The Kabardin still consider themselves as a tribe of Adyghe. They speak Kabardian, a North West Caucasian language that represents the easternmost extension of the Circassian language group.There is an approach among the Circassians in Circassia from different tribes to use only the name Circassians (Adyghe) in Census 2010 in Russia; to reflect and revive the unity of the Adyghe Nation (Adyghes in Republic of Adyghea, Kabardians in Kabardino-Balkaria, Cherkess (Adyghe: Шэрджэс or Šărdžăs) in Karachay–Cherkessia, and the Shapsugs in the southern part of Krasnodar Krai, plus small Adyghe groups in Stavropol Krai and North Ossetia. This approach is widely supported in the Caucasus and among the Circassians in Diaspora.[citation needed]They number around 520,000 in Russia (as of 2002), living mainly in Kabardino-Balkaria. Significant populations of Kabardin are found in Turkey and Georgia. There are also communities in the USA, Jordan and Syria. Kabard villages in Turkey are concentrated on Uzunyayla plateau of Kayseri Province.Most Kabardin are Sunni Muslims. However, Kabardin speakers living in Mozdoksky District in the Republic of North Ossetia–Alania are Orthodox Christians. Nearly 2% of the Catholics in Russia, or about 2,500-3,000, are Kabardin.Some of the Kabardians living in North Ossetian Republic's Mozdok district and the southern part of the neighbouring Kursky district of Stavropol Krai are Orthodox Christians, whereas the other part of which are Sunni Muslims as well as Kabardians of Kabardino-Balkar Republic who belong mainly to Sunni Muslim faith, with a Habze minority.".
- Kabarday language Arabic_language.
- Kabarday language Kabardian_language.
- Kabarday language Russian_language.
- Kabarday language Turkish_language.
- Kabarday populationPlace Germany.
- Kabarday populationPlace Jordan.
- Kabarday populationPlace Russia.
- Kabarday populationPlace Saudi_Arabia.
- Kabarday populationPlace Syria.
- Kabarday populationPlace Turkey.
- Kabarday populationPlace Ukraine.
- Kabarday populationPlace United_States.
- Kabarday populationPlace Uzbekistan.
- Kabarday related Abazins.
- Kabarday related Abkhaz_people.
- Kabarday related Adyghe_people.
- Kabarday related Ubykh_people.
- Kabarday religion Adyghe_Habze.
- Kabarday religion Catholicism.
- Kabarday religion Eastern_Orthodox_Church.
- Kabarday religion Sunni_Islam.
- Kabarday thumbnail Kabardins-postcard.jpg?width=300.
- Kabarday totalPopulation "797000".
- Kabarday wikiPageID "474713".
- Kabarday wikiPageRevisionID "604300277".
- Kabarday caption "(A Kabardin family in the early 1900s.)".
- Kabarday group "Kabarday".
- Kabarday group "Адыгэ".
- Kabarday hasPhotoCollection Kabarday.
- Kabarday langs Arabic_language.
- Kabarday langs Kabardian_language.
- Kabarday langs Russian_language.
- Kabarday langs Turkish_language.
- Kabarday pop "(498,702)".
- Kabarday pop "(56,466)".
- Kabarday pop "102000".
- Kabarday pop "1035000".
- Kabarday pop "1300".
- Kabarday pop "15000".
- Kabarday pop "23000".
- Kabarday pop "43000".
- Kabarday pop "473".
- Kabarday pop "5500".
- Kabarday pop "590010".
- Kabarday poptime "797000".
- Kabarday region "* *".
- Kabarday related Abazins.
- Kabarday related Abkhaz_people.
- Kabarday related Adyghe_people.
- Kabarday related Ubykh_people.
- Kabarday rels "Predominantly Sunni Islam".
- Kabarday rels "with minorities professing Orthodox Christianity, Habze and Catholicism".
- Kabarday subject Category:Circassian_tribes.
- Kabarday subject Category:Ethnic_groups_in_Russia.
- Kabarday subject Category:History_of_Kuban.
- Kabarday subject Category:History_of_the_Caucasus.
- Kabarday subject Category:Kabardino-Balkaria.
- Kabarday subject Category:Karachay-Cherkessia.
- Kabarday subject Category:Muslim_communities_of_Russia.
- Kabarday subject Category:Ossetia.
- Kabarday subject Category:Peoples_of_the_Caucasus.
- Kabarday type Abstraction100002137.
- Kabarday type CircassianTribes.
- Kabarday type Community108223802.
- Kabarday type EthnicGroup107967382.
- Kabarday type EthnicGroupsInRussia.
- Kabarday type Gathering107975026.
- Kabarday type Group100031264.
- Kabarday type MuslimCommunities.
- Kabarday type MuslimCommunitiesOfRussia.
- Kabarday type People107942152.
- Kabarday type PeoplesOfTheCaucasus.
- Kabarday type SocialGroup107950920.
- Kabarday type Tribe108372411.
- Kabarday type EthnicGroup.
- Kabarday type Collective.
- Kabarday comment "Kabarda or Kabard (Adyghe: Къэбэртайхэр-адыгэ or Qăbărtajxăr-adǝgă; Arabic: القبرطاي أو القبردي); are terms referring to a people of the northern Caucasus more commonly known by the plural term Kabardin (or Kebertei as they term themselves). Originally they (with the Besleney (Arabic: البسلني) tribe comprised the semi-nomadic eastern branch of what was once the Adyghe tribal fellowship. The Kabardin still consider themselves as a tribe of Adyghe.".
- Kabarday label "Cabardi".
- Kabarday label "Cabardinos".
- Kabarday label "Cabardinos".
- Kabarday label "Kabarday".
- Kabarday label "Kabarden".
- Kabarday label "Kabardes".
- Kabarday label "Kabardiner".
- Kabarday label "Kabardyjczycy".
- Kabarday label "Кабардинцы".
- Kabarday label "قبرديون".
- Kabarday label "卡巴爾達人".
- Kabarday sameAs Kabardiner.
- Kabarday sameAs Cabardinos.
- Kabarday sameAs Kabardes.
- Kabarday sameAs Cabardi.
- Kabarday sameAs 카바르딘인.
- Kabarday sameAs Kabarden.
- Kabarday sameAs Kabardyjczycy.
- Kabarday sameAs Cabardinos.
- Kabarday sameAs m.02dy87.
- Kabarday sameAs Q244028.
- Kabarday sameAs Q244028.
