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<strong>da</strong>mowmebuli literatura<br />

1. e. anTelava, kavkasia <strong>da</strong> ruseTi, I, naw. I (Tbilisi, 2007).<br />

2. n. omaraSvili, kaxeTSi mcxovrebi <strong>da</strong>Restnelebi (Camosaxlebis <strong>istoria</strong>, yofa <strong>da</strong> kultura)<br />

(Tbilisi, 2008).<br />

3. saqarTvelos centraluri saxelmwifo istoriuli arqivi, fondi 16, saqme # 1054.<br />

4. m. tyavaSvili, qarTvelebi <strong>da</strong>RestanSi (Tbilisi, 2000).<br />

5. m. tyavaSvili, qarTvelebi <strong>da</strong>Restnis rkinigzis mSeneblobaze (XIX saukunis 90-iani<br />

wlebi) (gaz. `cnobis furclis~ monacemebis mixedviT), klio (saistorio almanaxi), 21<br />

(Tbilisi, 2004).<br />

6. m. tyavaSvili, kazakTa yofa-cxovreba Crdilo kavkasiaSi <strong>da</strong> maTi ga<strong>da</strong>saxlebis<br />

sistema, <strong>axali</strong> <strong>da</strong> <strong>uaxlesi</strong> istoriis sakiTxebi, II (Tbilisi, 2007).<br />

7. m. tyavaSvili, Crdilo-<strong>da</strong>savleT kavkasielTa migracia TurqeTSi XIX saukunis 60-ian<br />

wlebSi <strong>da</strong> grigol orbeliani, istoriisa <strong>da</strong> eTnologiis institutis Sromebi, VIII,<br />

eZRvneba gelaTis monastris <strong>da</strong>arsebis 900 wlisTavs (Tbilisi, 2008).<br />

8. Crdilo kavkasiis xalxTa istoriis narkvevebi, II (Tbilisi, 1878).<br />

9. Акты собранные Кавказской археографической комиссией, X (Тифлис, 1885).<br />

10. Акты собранные Кавказской археографической комиссией, XII, ч. 2 (Тифлис, 1904).<br />

11. Белокуров А. С., Сношения России с Кавказом (Москва, 1887).<br />

12. История народов Северного Кавказа (конец ХIX – 1917 г.) (Москва, 1988).<br />

13. Ковалевский П., Покоренный Кавказ (С-Петербург, 1914).<br />

MZIA TKAVASHVILI<br />

Ivane Javakhishvili Institute of History and Ethnology,<br />

Ivane javakhishvili Tbilisi State University<br />

THE MIGRATION POLICY OF RUSSIA IN THE CAUCASUS IN THE 1950ES<br />

During the Caucasian war together with military expeditions Russia was widely using migration policy.<br />

From one hand it meant to resettle Cossacks and the population living in the provinces of Russia in the Caucasus<br />

and on the other hand to settle highlanders in plane regions. The process of their forcedly settlement became largescaled<br />

at the final stage of the Caucasian war. It was determined by negative processes taking place in the political,<br />

economic and military spheres of the empire.<br />

In 1858 the project of Baratinski-Evdokimove was offered to the committee of ministers. According to this<br />

project the Caucasians living in the North-East Caucasus should have been resettled near the river Don.<br />

Galashevians, Karabulakians and Nazranians organized uprising against the government because of this decision.<br />

The uprising was suppressed and population was resettled in the plain regions.<br />

Together with hostilities the mass resettlement of Daghestanians and Chechens in the plain regions was intensive<br />

in the fallowing period too. The government was resettling migrants in auls (villages) consisting of 250-300 families. In<br />

1857-1859 in the plain region of the Caucasus only 15000 Chechens were resettled. Daghestanians were also resettled in<br />

the plain, mostly in Kakheti, on cordon line of Lakia. Thus, Lakian villages appeared in Kakheti.<br />

After capturing the North-East Caucasus the mass migration of Russians from the provinces of Russia on the<br />

plain of the North-East Caucasus became intensive. The migrants were given special privileges and advantages the<br />

native Caucasian population was lacking.<br />

With the help of this policy Russian empire was promoting the quick assimilation of the captured territory.<br />

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