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| Uchar Hadji | |
|---|---|
 Uchar Hadji kills Russian generals | |
| Born | Unknown Gerzel-Aul |
| Died | Unknown Gerzel-Aul |
| Battles / wars | Caucasian War |
Uchar Hadji was, according to Caucasian War historians and sources as well as the modern ones, a Chechen elderman, who killed two Russian generals at once.
Events in Gerzel aul in 1925
In the summer of 1825, during the Caucasian War two promising Russian generals Grekov and Lisanevich gathered more than 300 elderman of the formally subject to Russian Empire Chechen village of Gerzel-Aul. The aim was to impose penalties for the locals support to Chechen rebels, and Yermolov's intention was also to force the stop of any relations with Chechen insurgents. After the eldermen of the village were gathered, the Russian generals started insulting them. One of them grabbed Uchar-Hadji by his beard, in response to that he stabbed both generals with his dagger.
Descent
Uchar-Hadji was of Chechen descent, which at that time made up half of the population of the village. He belonged to the Sala-Uzden nobility of Vashindaroy, which are of Chechen origin and are related to the Chechen tribe Aukhovtsy.
References
- В лесах и аулах Чечни: Генерал Греков] / . - : В. А. Березовский, ценз. 1899
- История русской армии, 1812–1864 гг. — СПб.: Полигон, 2003.б глава Ермолов
- Потто В. А. Кавказская война. Том 2: Ермоловское Время. — Ставрополь: Кавказский Край, 1994. — с. 143
- Потто В. А. Кавказская война. Том 2: Ермоловское Время. — Ставрополь: Кавказский Край, 1994. — с. 143
- Dyuzhev, Y. I. (June 2019). ""MYSTERIOUS IS SOUL'S LABOR…" (ALEKSEY AVKYSHEV'S PHILOSOPHICAL LYRIC POETRY)". Учёные записки Петрозаводского государственного университета. 182 (5): 10–17. doi:10.15393/uchz.art.2019.345. ISSN 1994-5973.
- Д.-М. М. Шихалиев «Рассказ кумыка о кумыках», Махачкала, 1993 2. Сала, или салатавцы, предки нынешних кумыкских салаузденей, вышедшие из находящейся за Гумбетовским хребтом деревни Рикони; жили при речке Саласу, впадающей в Акташ; они считаются в родстве с ауховцами и принадлежат к Вашандроевской их фамилии; подобно тюменам и гуенам, сала составляют ныне в Андрееве особый квартал.