Budzhak Population: an experience of a fugitive review of 18th-century observations
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RUSSEV, Nikolai D., MARKOV, Fedor. Budzhak Population: an experience of a fugitive review of 18th-century observations. In: Stratum plus, 2021, nr. 6, pp. 53-74. ISSN 1608-9057. DOI: https://doi.org/10.55086/sp2165374
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Numărul 6 / 2021 / ISSN 1608-9057 /ISSNe 1857-3533

Budzhak Population: an experience of a fugitive review of 18th-century observations

Locuitorii stepelor Bugeacului: experienţa unei priviri generale a observaţiilor sec. XVIII

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.55086/sp2165374

Pag. 53-74

Russev Nikolai D.1, Markov Fedor2
 
1 High Anthropological School,
2 Suvorovo, Ukraine
 
Disponibil în IBN: 22 februarie 2022


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Budzhak (in modern Moldova and Ukraine) is the western part of the Eurasian steppe, the natural character of which had determined the ways of the local life for centuries. The Ottoman and the Russian Empires had clashed here in the eighteenth century, on the eve of the European Enlightenment. This fight was to determine further prospects for development, while many contemporaries and eyewitnesses tried to guess any signs of these prospects. A profound social crisis in south-eastern Europe contributed to political and ethnic and confessional changes and was changing the natural landscape. The Turkic Muslim population had to leave these lands under the growing pressure of these changes, and the new population was predominantly Christian. Now the Christians determined the way of life in Budzhak, even its flora and fauna.

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Budzhak, Christians, Crimean Khanate, Enlightenment, fauna, flora, muslims, nogai, Ottoman Porte, Russian Empire, steppe, Tatars