KARAÇAY-ÇERKES |

| Group | Number | % off total |
Own language | Russian | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 414970 | 100% | 403302 (97,19%) | 9442 (2,28%) | 2226 (0,54%) |
| Russian | 175931 | 42,40% | 175867 (99,96%) | -- | 64 (0,04%) |
| Karachayev | 129449 | 31,19% | 128387 (99,18%) | 947 (0,73%) | 115 (0,09%) |
| Cherkessian | 40241 | 9,70% | 39391 (97,89%) | 639 (1,59%) | 211 (0,52%) |
| Abazin | 27475 | 6,62% | 26447 (96,26%) | 558 (2,03%) | 470 (1,71%) |
| Nogai | 12993 | 3,13% | 12598 (96,96%) | 226 (1,74%) | 169 (1,30%) |
Yönetim Biçimi: Otonom cumhuriyet
Bölgesi: Kuzey Kafkasya
Sınır komşuları: Krasnodar Kray, Republic of Kabardino Balkariya, Georgia, part of
Stavropol Kray
Alanı: 14,100
Nüfusu: 435,700
Nüfus yoğunluğu: 31
Başkenti: Cherkessk
Başkent nüfusu: 119,100
İdari yapısı: 8 bölge, 2 şehir
Şehirleşme: 47,7%
Tarihi: The Karachay were driven into the highlands of the North Caucasus by Mongol
tribes in the 13th century. Their territory was annexed by the Russian Empire in 1828 but
they continued to resist Russian rule throughout the 19th century. Many Karachay emigrated
to the Ottoman Empire in the 1860-70s to avoid Russian oppression. The Karachay Autonomous
Okrug was established in 1920.
The Cherkess are a subgroup of the Circassians. They had come under Russian control in the
1550s for protection against the Crimean Tatars and some Turkic tribes. Relations with
Russia deteriorated when many Russians settled in the region. Following the end of the
Ottoman claim to the Caucasus in 1829 and the resulting uprisings, Russia completed its
conquest of the territory in 1864. Subsequently, many Cherkess also fled to Turkey at this
time. The Cherkess Autonomous Oblast was first established in 1922.
The Karachai and Cherkess Autonomous Oblasts were merged to form the Karachay-Cherkess
Autonomous Oblast in accordance with Stalin’s strategy of joining unrelated ethnic
groups into administrative units to ’divide and conquer’ any resistance. The Oblasts
repeatedly changed name and status during the frequent reshuffling of the peoples of the
North Caucasus region. In 1943, the Karachay were deported to Central Asia but the
Cherkess remained in the region. The Karachay were rehabilitated and permitted to return
in 1957 and Karachay-Cherkess Autonomous Oblast was re-established. The territory
proclaimed itself a republic in 1990.
Özel kanun ve anlaşmaları: The republic agreed to a division of responsibilities by
a treaty with the Russian Federation in 1995.
Karachay-Cherkessiya adopted a program on the coordination of legislative, economic,
environmental and legal activities with the Republics of Adygeya and Kabardino-Balkariya
in May 1998.
Diğer bilgiler: Income per capita: 48% of federal average. Living costs: 83% of
federal average. Subsistence level: 78% of federal average. Infant mortality in 1994:
15.1:1000. Unemployment by the end of 1994 (official figures): 2.6%. Industry (1993, %):
fuel and power generation complex (TEK): 7, treatment of raw materials: 23.3, machine
building: 11.4, chemical industry: 25.6, light industry: 32.2..
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