Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Balakən rayonu" in Azerbaijani language version.
Источник: РГАЭ РФ (быв. ЦГАНХ СССР), фонд 1562, опись 336, Д.Д. 966-1001 ("Национальный состав населения по СССР, республикам, областям, районам"), Д.Д. 256-427 (табл. 26 "Национальный состав населения районов, районных центров, городов и крупных сельских населенных пунктов")
Avarlar əsasən Zaqatala, Balakən rayonlarının Tala, Abalı, Yuxarı Çardaqlar, Aşağı Çardaqlar, Nuxbada, Qırqılı oba, Yolayrıc, Solban, Meşə Şambul, Cincartala, Oytala, Paşanoba, Beretbinə, Çiçibinə, Məzimçay, Qoçəhməd, Çədərovtala, Kilsəburun, Kebelolba, Axaxdərə, Zilbal, Mazıx, Qobızdərə, Maqov, Uzuntala, Danaçı, Hotavar, Abaçı, Katex, Qabaqçöl, Mahamalar, Binə, Sarıbulaq, Car, Yuxarı Tala, Dardoqqaz, Göyəmtala kimi kəndlərdə yaşayırlar.
Источник: Всесоюзная перепись населения 1989 года. ТОМ 1. Часть 1. Таблица 3. Численность наличного населения союзных и автономных республик, автономных областей и округов, краев, областей, районов, городских поселений и сел-райцентров.)
Источник: Всесоюзная перепись населения 1989 года. ТОМ 1. Часть 1. Таблица 3. Численность наличного населения союзных и автономных республик, автономных областей и округов, краев, областей, районов, городских поселений и сел-райцентров.)
Ləzgilərin sayının bu dövrdə kəskin şəkildə artması isə (3 dəfə) əsasən 1926-cı ildə özlərini «türk» kimi qeydə aldıran ləzgi dilli əhalinin 1939-cu ildə öz gerçək etnik mənsubiyyətləri ilə qeydə alınmaları ilə izah edilə bilər. Eyni zamanda qeyd edək ki, Balakən rayonunda yaşayan avarların xeyli hissəsi, həmçinin Qax və Zaqatala rayonlarında yaşayan saxurların bir qismi yanlış olaraq 1939-cu ildə ləzgi kimi qeydə alınmışlar. Görünür ki, bu da Azərbaycanda bütün Dağıstan xalqlarının ənənəvi olaraq, ləzgi kimi tanınmasından irəli gəlirdi. Digər tərəfdən, bu dövrdə Dağıstandan Azərbaycana miqrasiya edən ləzgilər də olmuşdur.
The total population of the district of Balakǝn is 84,000, of which 35% are Avar. The number of people in the district has been growing over the past decade. The population of the town of Balakǝn is 8,700, of which 14% are Avar. The majority, 63% of the people in the district as a whole and 85% of the people in the town, are Azerbaijani. Overall, there are at least fifteen different ethnic groups in the district of Balakǝn, including Inghiloi, Tatar, Lezgi, Georgian, and Russian.
The village of Qabaqçöl is the oldest part of the Qabaqзцl administrative group. The village is located appromixately 15 kilometers west of the town of Balakǝn. There are eight villages in the Qabaqçöl administrative group: Qabaqçöl, Meşeşambul, Qaysa, Şǝrif I, Şǝrif II, Xalatala, Şambul, and Sarıbulaq. Şambul and Xalatala are the largest villages in the group. The population of the Qabaqçöl administrative group is 30,000, of which 92% are Avar. It was estimated that both parents are Avar in approximately 87% of the households, both parents are Azerbaijani in approximately 8% of the households, and an Avar is married to an Azerbaijani in approximately 5% of the households. In general, it is rare to see mixed Avar-Azerbaijani marriages in this community. Most of the Avar in the villages of Şǝrif and Qabaqçöl have come from Georgia. In terms of age and gender, 52% are under the age of 35, and 48% are female. The population of the Qabaqçöl group is growing, with people moving from or returning from Dagestan.
Hazırda kompakt şəkildə Balakən rayonunun Qabaqçöl qəsəbəsində, Car, Zilban, Mazıx, Beretbinə, Cincartala, Katex, Meşəşambul, Mahamalar, Göyəmtala kəndlərində azərbaycanlılarla birlikdə, sıx qohumluq münasibətləri şəraitində yaşayırlar.
Avarlar əsasən Zaqatala, Balakən rayonlarının Tala, Abalı, Yuxarı Çardaqlar, Aşağı Çardaqlar, Nuxbada, Qırqılı oba, Yolayrıc, Solban, Meşə Şambul, Cincartala, Oytala, Paşanoba, Beretbinə, Çiçibinə, Məzimçay, Qoçəhməd, Çədərovtala, Kilsəburun, Kebelolba, Axaxdərə, Zilbal, Mazıx, Qobızdərə, Maqov, Uzuntala, Danaçı, Hotavar, Abaçı, Katex, Qabaqçöl, Mahamalar, Binə, Sarıbulaq, Car, Yuxarı Tala, Dardoqqaz, Göyəmtala kimi kəndlərdə yaşayırlar.
По вероисповеданию делятся на христиан (православных) и мусульман (суннитов). Первые компактно проживают в селениях Ках-Ингилой, Беюк Алатемир, Ках-Баш, Алибекли, Мешабаш, Зегем, Халаф-Тала, Гарамеша и Гымыр Гахского района, а вторые – в селениях Алиабад и Мосул Загатальского района и Ититала Балакенского района. Общая численность ингилойцев по переписи населения Азербайджанской Республики 1999 года составляет 14.9 тыс. чел. (в переписи они зарегистрированы как грузины).
Our findings are presented in two parts. The first part consists of a brief general description of the main communities in which the Inghiloi live in Azerbaijan: (I) Əliabad, (II) Mosul and Ititala, (III) Zaqatala, and (IV) Baku and Yengıyan. The second part describes the various types of individuals and families who were identified as existing in one or more of these communities.
In 1997, the population of the villages of Mosul and Ititala was 2,718 and 2,045, respectively. As in Əliabad, Inghiloi is the main language of both villages.
Əsasən Şambulbinə, Gülüzənbinə, Məlikzadə kəndlərində yaşayırlar. Balakəndəki qaraçılar farsdillidir.
The total population of the district of Balakǝn is 84,000, of which 35% are Avar. The number of people in the district has been growing over the past decade. The population of the town of Balakǝn is 8,700, of which 14% are Avar. The majority, 63% of the people in the district as a whole and 85% of the people in the town, are Azerbaijani. Overall, there are at least fifteen different ethnic groups in the district of Balakǝn, including Inghiloi, Tatar, Lezgi, Georgian, and Russian.
The village of Qabaqçöl is the oldest part of the Qabaqзцl administrative group. The village is located appromixately 15 kilometers west of the town of Balakǝn. There are eight villages in the Qabaqçöl administrative group: Qabaqçöl, Meşeşambul, Qaysa, Şǝrif I, Şǝrif II, Xalatala, Şambul, and Sarıbulaq. Şambul and Xalatala are the largest villages in the group. The population of the Qabaqçöl administrative group is 30,000, of which 92% are Avar. It was estimated that both parents are Avar in approximately 87% of the households, both parents are Azerbaijani in approximately 8% of the households, and an Avar is married to an Azerbaijani in approximately 5% of the households. In general, it is rare to see mixed Avar-Azerbaijani marriages in this community. Most of the Avar in the villages of Şǝrif and Qabaqçöl have come from Georgia. In terms of age and gender, 52% are under the age of 35, and 48% are female. The population of the Qabaqçöl group is growing, with people moving from or returning from Dagestan.
Our findings are presented in two parts. The first part consists of a brief general description of the main communities in which the Inghiloi live in Azerbaijan: (I) Əliabad, (II) Mosul and Ititala, (III) Zaqatala, and (IV) Baku and Yengıyan. The second part describes the various types of individuals and families who were identified as existing in one or more of these communities.
In 1997, the population of the villages of Mosul and Ititala was 2,718 and 2,045, respectively. As in Əliabad, Inghiloi is the main language of both villages.
