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{{Short description|Ethnic group in Tajikistan}}
The '''Kulobi people''', also spelt '''Kulyabi''' or '''Kulabi''', are the inhabitants of the southwest area of [[Tajikistan]].
The '''Kulobi Tajiks''' are a regional group of Tajiks in the southwest area of [[Tajikistan]].


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The Kulobis are ethnic [[Tajiks]] and speak [[Tajik language|Tajik]]. The current government in Tajikistan is perceived to be dominated by Kulobi Tajiks.<ref name="deng">{{cite web
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The term ''Kulobi'' comes from the [[Kulob Oblast]] that existed during the [[Soviet Union|Soviet period]] and was merged with [[Qurghonteppa Oblast]] in [[1992]] to created [[Khatlon Province]]. The Kulobis are ethnic [[Tajiks]] and speak [[Tajik language|Tajik]]. During the [[Civil War in Tajikistan]] the Kulyabis fought on the side of the government against [[Gharmis]] and [[Pamiris]]. [[Emomalii Rahmon]], from Dangara in Kulob oblast, became president of Tajikistan in November 1992 when Kulobi militiamen took control of the capital [[Dushanbe]] from opposition forces.<ref name=>{{
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The term Kulobi comes from the [[Kulob Oblast]] that existed during the [[Soviet Union|Soviet period]] and was merged with [[Qurghonteppa Oblast]] in 1992 to create [[Khatlon Province]].


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During the [[Civil War in Tajikistan]] the Kulyabi Tajiks fought on the side of the government against opposition. [[Emomalii Rahmon]], from Dangara in Kulob oblast, became president of Tajikistan in November 1992 when Kulobi militiamen took control of the capital [[Dushanbe]] from opposition forces.<ref>{{
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 2 August 2024

The Kulobi Tajiks are a regional group of Tajiks in the southwest area of Tajikistan.

The Kulobis are ethnic Tajiks and speak Tajik. The current government in Tajikistan is perceived to be dominated by Kulobi Tajiks.[1]

History

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The term Kulobi comes from the Kulob Oblast that existed during the Soviet period and was merged with Qurghonteppa Oblast in 1992 to create Khatlon Province.

During the Civil War in Tajikistan the Kulyabi Tajiks fought on the side of the government against opposition. Emomalii Rahmon, from Dangara in Kulob oblast, became president of Tajikistan in November 1992 when Kulobi militiamen took control of the capital Dushanbe from opposition forces.[2]

References

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  1. ^ "Human Rights Questions: Human Rights Situations And Reports Of Special Rapporteurs And Representatives". United Nations. 24 October 1996. Retrieved 2008-03-16.
  2. ^ Edward W. Walker (Spring 2006). "Ethnic War, Holy War, War O. War: Does The Adjective Matter In Explaining Collective Political Violence?" (PDF). Berkeley Program in Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies Working Paper Series. Archived from the original (PDF) on September 12, 2006. Retrieved 2008-03-16.


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