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The '''Georgians''' ('''ქართველი ერი''' (''Kartveli Eri'') or '''ქართველები''' (''Kartvelebi'') in the ]) are a ] or an ], originating in the ]. The Georgian ethnic group (as a single entity) is one of the oldest ethnic groups in the world. Georgians are a part of the ] peoples (იბერიელ-კავკასიელი ხალხები) and are classified in the ] family both linguistically and culturally. The Georgian language has a rich literary tradition and the ] is one of the fourteen unique alphabets which exist in the world today. The '''Georgians''' ('''ქართველი ერი''' (''Kartveli Eri'') or '''ქართველები''' (''Kartvelebi'') in the ]) are a ] or an ], originating in the ]. The Georgian ethnic group (as a single entity) is one of the oldest ethnic groups in the world. Georgians are a part of the ] peoples (იბერიელ-კავკასიელი ხალხები) and are classified in the ] family both linguistically and culturally. The Georgian language has a rich literary tradition and the ] is one of the fourteen unique alphabets which exist in the world today.
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==See also== ==See also==
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Ethnic group
Georgians
Regions with significant populations
Georgia:
   3,933,489 (2005)

Russia:
   1,000,000 (est)
Turkey:
   1,500,000 (est)
Iran:
   300,000 (est)
Afghanistan:
   150,000 (est)
Azerbaijan:
   50,000 (est)

Western Europe and the USA:
   200,000 (est)
Languages
Georgian
Religion
Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church, Islam
Related ethnic groups
Chechens,
Ingushs,
Abkhazs

The Georgians (ქართველი ერი (Kartveli Eri) or ქართველები (Kartvelebi) in the Georgian language) are a nation or an ethnic group, originating in the Caucasus. The Georgian ethnic group (as a single entity) is one of the oldest ethnic groups in the world. Georgians are a part of the Ibero-Caucasian peoples (იბერიელ-კავკასიელი ხალხები) and are classified in the South Caucasian family both linguistically and culturally. The Georgian language has a rich literary tradition and the Georgian Alphabet is one of the fourteen unique alphabets which exist in the world today.

Population and geographical spread

The total population of Georgians in the world is estimated to be around 7,200,000.

  • Around 4 million Georgians live in Georgia (where they comprise 83% of the population),
  • 150,000 in Afghanistan (in Iran and Afganistan Georgians were moved in the XVII-XVIII cent.),

Ethnographic subdivisions

Ethnographic groups of the Georgian people are: Megrels (მეგრელები), Svans (სვანები), Lazs (ლაზები), Imeretians (იმერლები), Guruls (გურულები), Ajarians (აჭარლები), Meskhs (მესხები), Lechkhums (ლეჩხუმელები), Rachvels (რაჭველები), Kartlis (ქართლელები), Kakhetians (კახელები), Khevsurs (ხევსურები), Tushs (თუშები), Pshavs (ფშაველები), Mokhevians (მოხევეები), Ingilos (ინგილოები), Fereydanians (ფერეიდნელები)

External links

See also

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