Not really

the Georgians tried to evangelize to the Dagestani pagans

They converted quite quickly

Well, i mean chechens and ingushians

Dagestan is a region I will never touch

So many fucking pagan beliefs and ethnicities

And languages

Caucasian paganism is still relevant in Dagestan?

There are like 50 languages in Caucuses

@Arkona 92 Well in some places, but it's still mostly muslim

Ossetians are high in Paganism

45% of the population is pagan

While the rest is mostly orthodox

convert South Ossetia pls

What

don't the Ossetians have 2 ethnicities?

Well

I remember seeing Iron and something else

There are ossetians and then Dvals

Ирон

Today, the majority of Ossetians from both North and South Ossetia follow Eastern Orthodoxy. Ætsæg Din, the Ossetian ethnic religion, is also widespread among Ossetians, with ritual traditions like animal sacrifices, holy shrines, non-Christian saints, etc.

But Dvals have closer ties to native Iberian tribes

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Btw @Buka how many Assyrians live in the Kavkas, and in Georgia today?

@Arkona 92 Barely any really. Most of Assyrians today are just immigrants. But Abkhazia if I'm not mistaken recently received a quite big wave of Syrian refugees, but most of them are muslim

Ehh... Poor Abkhazia.. seeing it rottening in hands of uneducated Apsus folks and imperialist Russians is truly sad

oy nibbas

I love the yellow gold colour us Catholics have in here

What are you some kinda catholic serbian

Lol what

Your name

Lol my surname is the most Croatian surname in the world

Yeah Catholic Serbia

Horvat comes from Hrvat which literally means Croat

Just like Bosnia is Muslim Serbia, Croatia is Catholic Serbia

Ah, now I get the joke

Someone told me that bosnians serbs and croats are actually all the same ethnicity but y'all just have different religions

There are many ethnicities within the boarders of those lands.