The Sadz or Asadzwa, also Jigets, are a subethnic group of the Abkhazians. They are sometimes purported to have originated from the Sanigoi tribe mentioned...

in the north-east. Historically the dialects of Sadz, Ahchypsy and Tsabal were located in Abkhazia; Sadz being spoken from the Bzyp river to the Matsesta...

religion Abkhazians Northwest Caucasian → Abazgi → Abkhaz Georgia (Abkhazia) Sadz, Afro-Abkhazians Christianity → Eastern Orthodoxy, Islam → Sunni Islam Acehnese...

northeast onto the steppe and partially separated the Kabardians from the rest. Sadz were either northern Abkhazian or eastern Abaza, depending on the source...

was administered as a separate town, which had its origin in an ancient Sadz village and a medieval Genoese trading post. Among the natural wonders of...

region was inhabited before the Russian arrival. Since ancient times, a Sadz Abkhazian village, named Liesh, had been located there. In the 12th century...

or [u]. There are three major dialects: Abzhuy and Bzyp in Abkhazia and Sadz in Turkey. Abaza has some 45,000 speakers, 35,000 in Russia and 10,000 in...

(Chirikba 2003:18–20). Abkhaz has three major dialects: Abzhywa, Bzyp and Sadz, which differ mainly in phonology, with the lexical differences being due...

recorded history in 1835, when a Russian spy, Baron Fyodor Tornau, visited the Sadz Abkhazian village of Artquaj in the guise of a Circassian mountaineer. Having...

Kingdom of Imereti (1623-1658) [fr] Principality of Mingrelia Abkhazians Sadzs Kingdom of Imereti Mingrelian victory 1625 Battle of Aghaiani Kaspi Municipality...