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• Kirgiz ethnic group
  '''Population''': 160,823[[File:Kirgiz.jpg|thumb|left|Kirgiz ethnic group]] '''Language''': Kirgiz
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 24, 2010
  ...us artists who perform and hand down the Manas, the great epic poem of the Kirgiz people. [[Manaschi|(More...)]]
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• Manas
  ...of Kirgiz. This oral epic is also an expression of the inner world of the Kirgiz and reflects their deep attachment to [[Islam]]. ...le for independence. But he is betrayed by [[Kan Qiaolao]] and killed. The Kirgiz again fall under the oppressive rule of the Kelemake.
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• Manaschi
  ...rtists who perform and hand down the [[Manas]], the great epic poem of the Kirgiz people. First, Manaschi must have a genuine passion for Kirgiz poetry and the Manas.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/October31, 2011
  '''Manas''' is a huge epic poem of the Kirgiz people, around 160,000 of whom live in the[[ Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regi
  328 bytes (50 words) - 01:33, 31 October 2011
• CIIC:Today's featured article/October17, 2013
  '''Manas''' is a huge epic poem of the Kirgiz people, around 160,000 of whom live in the[[ Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regi
  328 bytes (50 words) - 01:24, 14 October 2013
• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 20, 2014
  '''Manas''' is a huge epic poem of the Kirgiz people, around 160,000 of whom live in the[[ Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regi
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 17, 2018
  '''Manas''' is a huge epic poem of the Kirgiz people, around 160,000 of whom live in the[[ Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Regi
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• Establishment of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
  ...e main ones being [[Uygur]], [[Han]], [[Kazak]], [[Hui]], [[Mongolian]], [[Kirgiz]], [[Xibe]], [[Tajik]], [[Ozbek]], [[Manchu]], [[Daur]], [[Tatar]] and [[Ru
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• Kirgiz ethnic group
  '''Population''': 160,823[[File:Kirgiz.jpg|thumb|left|Kirgiz ethnic group]] '''Language''': Kirgiz
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• Religious belief in China
  ...ty]] and the Naxi people’s Dongba religion. The [[Hui]], [[Uygur]], Kazak, Kirgiz, Tatar, Ozbek, Tajik, Dongxiang, Salar and Bonan peoples adhere to Islam; t
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• Islam in China
  ...otal population of 18 million: [[Hui]], [[Uygur]], [[Kazak]], [[Tatar]], [[Kirgiz]], [[Tajik]], [[Ozbek]], [[Dongxiang]], [[Salar]] and [[Bonan]]. Most of th
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• Yugur ethnic group
  ...by snowstorms, feuding within the ruling group and attacks from the Turkic Kirgiz, had to move westward in separate groups. One of the groups emigrated to Gu
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• Uygur ethnic group
  Besides the Uygur ethnic group, Han, Kazak, Hui, Mongolian, Kirgiz, Tajik, Xibe, Ozbek, Manchu, Daur, Tatar and Russian people also live in Xi ...and the parts of Central Asia under Qing influence and the Kazak and Blut (Kirgiz) tribes. For local government, a system of prefectures and counties was int
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• Tajik ethnic group
  ...t exchanges with other nationalities, many Tajiks also speak the Uygur and Kirgiz languages and generally use the Uygur script for writing.
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• Terror in Xinjiang
  ...injured in the incidents, among whom were people of the ethnic Uygur, Hui, Kirgiz and Han origins.
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• Kazak ethnic group
  ...osition from the local minority nationalities. Many Mongolians, Kazaks and Kirgiz migrated back to Chinese-controlled territory. Twelve Kazak Kelie clans gra
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