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Ben Cahoon, 1 November 2020
This artistic rendering is clearly not the actual flag, but an interpretation
based on a description, Flags of Avar People
shows a black flag that maybe closer to the real one used.
Ben Cahoon, 28 September 2020
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Janis Lasmanis, 30 September 2020
Flag of Shamkhal Umalat III c.1831
According to Symbols of Dagestan, by
Khalil-Bek Musayal, 1912. There are several “reconstructions” of various
Tarki flags, including one of a nice tricolor, all of which seem to be
unlikely and too modern.
Ben Cahoon, 30 September 2020
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Janis Lasmanis, 30 September 2020
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Janis Lasmanis, 30 September 2020
All the imams were Avars from Dagestan, Imamate was not a Chechen polity.
Even Chechen imam of 1834, Tashev, was a Kumyk from Dagestan. Association of
Chechens with Imamate is post-1991 trend.
Ben Cahoon, 30 September
2020
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