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Madjars

The Madjars or Madi-yar people are a Turkic ethnic group in Kazakhstan. They number about 1,000–2,000 and live mostly in the Kostanay Region. They are predominantly Muslim.

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Madjars

Nodes14
Edges13
Triples22
Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
Components1

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related to Ethnonym · 14
Madjars → Dr, Hungarians, Imre Baski, Kazakh, Madi-yar, Madiyar, Madjar, Magyar, Magyars, Muhammad, Muhammad-i-yar, Muslim, Turkologist, While Madjars
related to Genetics · 8
Madjars → András Zsolt Bíró, Hungarian Turanism, Hungarians, Madiyars, Magyars, Proponents, The, Y-DNA Haplogroup G-M201

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ethnonym madi-yar hungarians turkic kazakhstan muslim imre baski muhammad-i-yar madi -yar hungarian frequency haplogroup madiyars people ethnic group number 000

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Madjarsrelated to EthnonymTurkologist0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymDr0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymImre Baski0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMadjar0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMuslim0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMuhammad0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMuhammad-i-yar0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymWhile Madjars0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMagyars0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymHungarians0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymKazakh0.60section
Madjarsrelated to EthnonymMadi-yar0.60section

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