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Producer Bulat Khalilov on his label Ored Recordings and rediscovering the traditional music of the Caucasus.
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“Song of the Battle of Kurkuzhin,” performed by Muhammad Batit, Zaur Kushkhov, and Arsen Zhilyayev; with appearances from Tembolat Kerefov, Betal Bekanov, Murat Shurdum, Bulat Khalilov, and Fedor Pereverzev.
Ankara Xase 5
Kafkasyadan en güzel Çerkes Düğün videoları, <br />Çerkes Düğünleri
Old Circassian (Adiga) Melody For Who Fall In Golan Heights.
Circassian DNA. The Circassians are originally from the North Caucasus and experienced significant losses during long wars with Russia. About 90% died or were exiled, resulting in most living in Turkey today. But what are they genetically? Here we see the breakdown of Circassian DNA on average. They have mainly Caucasian roots, with influences from Turkic peoples, Slavs, Germanic peoples and Sarmatians. The most genetically similar peoples are Karachays and Balkars. However, as we can see here, the values differs by region and tribe. For example, Circassians from Adygea are more similar to Ossetians and Ingush than other Circassians
His fathers side is Circassian, His mothers side is Turkish. from MH results only 6% turkic dna while from gedmatch he got 7,1% turkic dna that explains truths about turkish people who got less than 10% turkicness
Eurogenes K15
# Population Percent
1 West_Asian 31.01
2 East_Med 27.19
3 North_Sea 9.67
4 Eastern_Euro 7.01
5 West_Med 7
6 Siberian 4.37
7 Baltic 3.63
8 Red_Sea 2.63
9 South_Asian 2.44
10 Southeast_Asian 2.35
11 Atlantic 2.32
12 Amerindian 0.38
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We learnt this Scottish Dance during our Scottish Week. It's a part of our eTwinning project with Annanhill Primary School in Kilmarnock (Scot).
Georgian Legend ensemble - Circassian Dance
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La source, ou Naila: Sash Dance: Circassian Danse · Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
The Best of French Ballet: Delibes
℗ 1990 Naxos
Released on: 1990-11-06
Conductor: Ondrej Lenard
Orchestra: Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
Composer: Leo Delibes
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Kabardey dilinde cerkes tarihi, Geschichte von Tscherkessen in Kabardinischer Sprache Producer: Askarbi Naghaplev Aminat, Maykop 2007 Thanks to Janbolat from NJ
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http://www.circassianbook.com
Circassian Community Network
Historical map of the Circassian Хэгъуэгу. This map documents every known historical village, and names nearly all of them.
15th October 2011, St.Julian's School, Carcavelos, Portugal - 2011 was the second year running that people in Carcavelos, Portugal joined in the Big National Ceilidh when loads of ceiidhs are held all over the UK and elsewhere to raise money for Wateraid. At 10 p.m everyone at all the different ceilidhs dances Circassian Circle - here is our 2011 effort
Original Heavy Circassian composed by :
Mohammad Wazarmas
Pshina I
Sanad Beatoghan
Pshina II
Mohammed Idrei
Drums, Percussion, Bass, Guitars, Piano, Recording, Mixing, Mastering
The Ottawa WayWay group presents:
Непэ о уигушlуагъу (Happy Birthday)
A Production by the Bazoqa Brothers
Vocal Editing & Final Audio Mix Saeed Bazoqa
Music & Video Amer Bazoqa
Vocals:
Ahmad Dakhqan
Dina Yazaw
Lana Baj
Lina Sheqem
Mamoun Lamber
Mai Haj Mousa
Mira Ghoka
Mo Lash
Raza Yenam
Simaza Naji
Tamara Shoga
Taya Yenam
Zaina Ghoka
Appearing in the video:
Ahmad Dakhqan
Amer Dakhqan,
Anzor Khwaj
Dina Yazaw
Lana Baj
Leen Kamalmaz
Lina Sheqem
Mafa Yenam
Mai Haj Mousa
Mira Ghoka
Mo Lash
Raza Yenam
Saif Dakhqan
Sara Kamalmaz
Simaz Asaad
Simaza Naji
Tamara Shoga
Taya Yenam
Zaina Ghoka
Ziad Asaad
Linguistics:
Mamoun Lamber
Saad Yenam
Special thanks to:
Al Jeel Al Jadeed Club, Amman Jordan
Сэ сэтхэ - I am writing - Ben Yazıyorum - أنا أكتب
О отхэ - You are writing - Sen Yazıyorsun - أنت تكتب/تكتبين
Ежь матхэ - He\She is writing - Kendi Yazıyor - هو/هي يكتب/تكتب
Тэ тэтхэ - We are writing - Biz Yazıyoruz - نحن نكتب
Шъо шъотхэ - You are writing - Siz Yazıyorsunuz - أنتم/أنتن تكتبون/تكتبن
Ежьхэр матхэх - They are writing - Kendileri Yazıyorlar - هم/هن يكتبون/يكتبن
#Myadiga #adigabza #Адыгабзэ
Jonty Yamisha of the Nassip Foundation discusses his approach to Circassian language preservation. Sponsored by the Smithsonian and CUNY in partnership with the International Centre for Language Revitalization, AUT University and the Endangered Language Alliance.
This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
Circassian beauties
00:03:27 1 Literary allusions
00:05:38 2 Circassian features
00:12:20 2.1 Pseudoscientific explanations for the extreme white skin
00:14:14 3 Pseudoscientific racialist theories
00:18:16 4 Advertising of beauty products
00:21:11 5 Nineteenth-century sideshow attraction
00:23:47 6 In popular culture
00:24:14 7 See also
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"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
- Socrates
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Circassian beauties is a phrase used to refer to an idealized image of the women of the Circassian people of the Northwestern Caucasus. A fairly extensive literary history suggests that Circassian women were thought to be unusually beautiful, spirited, and elegant, and as such were desirable as concubines.
This reputation dates back to the Late Middle Ages, when the Circassian coast was frequented by traders from Genoa, and the founder of the Medici dynasty, Cosimo de' Medici, had an illegitimate son from a Circassian slave. During the Ottoman Empire and Persian Safavid and Qajar dynasties, Circassian women living as slaves in the Sultan's Imperial Harem and Shah's harems started to build their reputation as extremely beautiful and genteel, which then became a common trope in Western Orientalism.As a result of this reputation, in Europe and America Circassians were often characterised as ideals of feminine beauty in poetry and art. Cosmetic products were advertised, from the 18th century on, using the word "Circassian" in the title, or claiming that the product was based on substances used by the women of Circassia.
In consequence, most wives of several Ottoman Sultans were ethnic Circassians converted to Islam, e.g. Valide Sultans (Empress mothers), including Perestü Valide Sultan, Pertevniyal Valide Sultan, Şevkefza Valide Sultan, Tirimüjgan Valide Sultan, Nükhetseza Başhanımefendi, other important Hatuns (Ladies) and Sultans like Şemsiruhsar Hatun and Saçbağlı Sultan, Haseki sultans (chief consorts) such as Mahidevran Haseki Sultan, Hümaşah Haseki Sultan, Hatice Muazzez Haseki Sultan, and Ayşe Haseki Sultan besides numerous Başkadınefendis (most senior consorts), including Bedrifelek I, Bidar II, Kamures I, and Servetseza I as well as Kadınefendis (senior consorts) such as Bezmara VI, Düzdidil III, Hayranıdil II, Meyliservet IV, Mihrengiz II, Neşerek III, Nurefsun II, Reftaridil II, Şayan III, amongst many others, or İkbals (honoured lady consorts), most notable of them being Cevherriz II, Ceylanyar II, Dilfirib I, Nalanıdil III, and Nergis IV in addition to Gözdes (favourite lady consorts), including Dürdane I, Hüsnicenan III, Safderun IV, amongst others. The "golden age" of the Circassian beauty may be considered to be between the 1770s, when the Russian Empire seized the Crimean Khanate and cut off their slave trade in Eastern European women, which increased the demand for Circassian women in Near Eastern harems; and the 1860s, when the Russians destroyed Circassia itself.
In the 1860s the showman P. T. Barnum exhibited women who he claimed were Circassian beauties. They wore a distinctive curly, big hair style, which had no precedent in earlier portrayals of Circassians, but which was soon copied by other female performers in the United States, who became known as "moss-haired girls". This hair style was a sort of a exhibit's trademark and was achieved by washing the hair of women in beer, drying it and then teasing it. It is not clear why Barnum chose this hairstyle. It may have been a reference to the Circassian fur hat, rather than the hair.
There were also several classical Turkish music pieces and poems that praise the beauty of the "Lepiska Saçlı Çerkes" (Straight, flaxen-haired Circassian; "lepiska" refers to long blonde hair which is soft and straight, as if flatironed).
