Hasani people - Revision history

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	\| related_groups = [[Turks in Hasanistan]]{{*}}[[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic peoples]]		\| related_groups = [[Turks in Hasanistan]]{{*}}[[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic peoples]]
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	}}The '''Hasanis''', alternatively called '''Hasani Turks''', are an ethno-cultural group and [[wikipedia:Nation\|nation]] with origins in the [[Greater Hasanistan (region)\|Greater Hasanistan region]]. Hasanis identify as [[wikipedia:Oghuz Turks\|Oghuz]] [[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic]] in origin, regard the [[Hasani language]] as their national language and predominantly have an [[wikipedia:Islam\|Islamic]] religious backgrounds. Hasanistan is often considered the [[wikipedia:Nation state\|nation state]] of the Hasani people, but the country is internationally unrecognised by [[wikipedia:Member states of the United Nations\|member states of the United Nations]] and [[wikipedia:Intergovernmental organisation\|intergovernmental organisations]].{{Citation needed}} Ethnic Hasanis were estimated to compose 15% of the citizenry of Hasanistan in the 2021 [[Census in Hasanistan\|census]].<ref name="2021census">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2021/03/2021-census-demographic-data-released.html 2021 Census demographic data released; show significant demographic changes]. ''Batyr Times''. 12 March 2021.</ref> As Hasanistan does not exercise control over its claimed territories, virtually all Hasanistani citzens and Hasanis do not live in the country.		}}The '''Hasanis''', alternatively called '''Hasani Turks''', are an ethno-cultural group and [[wikipedia:Nation\|nation]] with origins in the [[Greater Hasanistan (region)\|Greater Hasanistan region]]. Hasanis identify as [[wikipedia:Oghuz Turks\|Oghuz]] [[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic]] in origin, regard the [[Hasani language]] as their national language and predominantly have an [[wikipedia:Islam\|Islamic]] religious backgrounds. [[Hasanistan]] is often considered the [[wikipedia:Nation state\|nation state]] of the Hasani people, but the country is internationally unrecognised by [[wikipedia:Member states of the United Nations\|member states of the United Nations]] and [[wikipedia:Intergovernmental organisation\|intergovernmental organisations]].{{Citation needed}} Ethnic Hasanis were estimated to compose 15% of the citizenry of Hasanistan in the 2021 [[Census in Hasanistan\|census]].<ref name="2021census">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2021/03/2021-census-demographic-data-released.html 2021 Census demographic data released; show significant demographic changes]. ''Batyr Times''. 12 March 2021.</ref> As Hasanistan does not exercise control over its claimed territories, virtually all Hasanistani citzens and Hasanis do not live in the country.

	Hasanis claim to be descended from [[wikipedia:Turkoman (ethnonym)\|Turkmen]] tribes who resettled in the [[wikipedia:Tian Shan\|Tianshan]] mountain range and [[wikipedia:Zhetysu\|Yedisu]] region during a period of [[wikipedia:Seljuk Empire\|Seljuk]] regional dominance in the [[wikipedia:Medieval period\|medieval period]]. Other competing narratives regarding the origin of Hasanis include descent from Oghuz Turks who had not migrated westward during the [[wikipedia:Turkic migration\|migrations from Central Asia]], descent from persecuted Turks who converted to Islam and rebelled against the [[wikipedia:Tang dynasty\|Tang dynasty]] during the [[wikipedia:Muslim conquest of Central Asia\|Muslim conquest of Central Asia]] and a non-Turkic origin. A critical perspective on the origins of Hasanis views the identity as a political construct, developed by the Hasanistani government to create a more robust post hoc justification for the existence of Hasanistan based on the [[wikipedia:Self-determination\|right to self-determination]].{{Citation needed}}		Hasanis claim to be descended from [[wikipedia:Turkoman (ethnonym)\|Turkmen]] tribes who resettled in the [[wikipedia:Tian Shan\|Tianshan]] mountain range and [[wikipedia:Zhetysu\|Yedisu]] region during a period of [[wikipedia:Seljuk Empire\|Seljuk]] regional dominance in the [[wikipedia:Medieval period\|medieval period]]. Other competing narratives regarding the origin of Hasanis include descent from Oghuz Turks who had not migrated westward during the [[wikipedia:Turkic migration\|migrations from Central Asia]], descent from persecuted Turks who converted to Islam and rebelled against the [[wikipedia:Tang dynasty\|Tang dynasty]] during the [[wikipedia:Muslim conquest of Central Asia\|Muslim conquest of Central Asia]] and a non-Turkic origin. A critical perspective on the origins of Hasanis views the identity as a political construct, developed by the Hasanistani government to create a more robust post hoc justification for the existence of Hasanistan based on the [[wikipedia:Self-determination\|right to self-determination]].{{Citation needed}}

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	~~The '''~~Hasanis~~''' ('''[[Hasani language~~\|~~Hasani]]:''' ''Hasaniler'') are an [[wikipedia:Oghuz Turks~~\|~~Oghuz Turkic]] ethno-cultural group or microethnicity with communities distributed across [[wikipedia:Eurasia~~\|~~Eurasia]].~~		{{Infobox ethnic group
			\| group = Hasanis
			\| total = 3
			\| total_year = 2021
			\| total_ref = <ref name="2021census"/>

	The Hasanis ~~claim to be the descendants of the Turkmen tribes affiliated~~ with the [[wikipedia:~~Seljuk Empire~~\|~~Seljuk Empire~~]]~~, who mostly migrated from~~ [[wikipedia:~~Central Asia~~\|~~Central Asia~~]] to the [[wikipedia:~~Middle East~~\|~~Middle East~~]] ~~during~~ the [[wikipedia:~~Medieval period~~\|~~Medieval period~~]], but ~~also have some affinities with~~ the [[wikipedia:~~Ottoman Empire~~\|~~Ottoman Turks~~]] and ~~other~~ [[wikipedia:~~Anatolian beyliks~~\|~~post-Seljuk Turkic petty kingdoms~~]]. ~~The~~ [[~~Hasani government~~]] ~~generally considers~~ [[wikipedia:~~Turks~~ in ~~Kazakhstan~~\|~~Oghuz Turkic populations in Kazakhstan~~]], [[wikipedia:~~Turks in Kyrgyzstan~~\|~~Kyrgyzstan~~]] ~~and other parts~~ of ~~Central Asia as Hasanis, although these claims are controversial for including~~ [[wikipedia:~~Turks~~ in the ~~former Soviet Union~~\|~~migrants and deportees~~ from ~~other parts of~~ the ~~former Soviet Union~~]], ~~as well as some segments of~~ [[wikipedia:~~Anatolian Turks~~\|~~Anatolian Turkish~~]] ~~and~~ [[wikipedia:~~Turkish minorities in the former Ottoman Empire~~\|~~Oghuz~~ Turkic ~~populations in Arabia and~~ the ~~Balkans~~]].		\| languages = [[Hasani language\|Hasani]]{{}}[[wikipedia:English language\|English]]{{}}[[wikipedia:Turkish language\|Turkish]]
			\| religions =
			\| related_groups = [[Turks in Hasanistan]]{{*}}[[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic peoples]]
			\| footnotes =
			}}The '''Hasanis''', alternatively called '''Hasani Turks''', are an ethno-cultural group and [[wikipedia:Nation\|nation]] with origins in the [[Greater Hasanistan (region)\|Greater Hasanistan region]]. Hasanis identify as [[wikipedia:Oghuz Turks\|Oghuz]] [[wikipedia:Turkic peoples\|Turkic]] in origin, regard the [[Hasani language]] as their national language and predominantly have an [[wikipedia:Islam\|Islamic]] religious backgrounds. Hasanistan is often considered the [[wikipedia:Nation state\|nation state]] of the Hasani people, but the country is internationally unrecognised by [[wikipedia:Member states of the United Nations\|member states of the United Nations]] and [[wikipedia:Intergovernmental organisation\|intergovernmental organisations]].{{Citation needed}} Ethnic Hasanis were estimated to compose 15% of the citizenry of Hasanistan in the 2021 [[Census in Hasanistan\|census]].<ref name="2021census">[https://www.hasanistan.world/2021/03/2021-census-demographic-data-released.html 2021 Census demographic data released; show significant demographic changes]. ''Batyr Times''. 12 March 2021.</ref> As Hasanistan does not exercise control over its claimed territories, virtually all Hasanistani citzens and Hasanis do not live in the country.

			Hasanis claim to be descended from [[wikipedia:Turkoman (ethnonym)\|Turkmen]] tribes who resettled in the [[wikipedia:Tian Shan\|Tianshan]] mountain range and [[wikipedia:Zhetysu\|Yedisu]] region during a period of [[wikipedia:Seljuk Empire\|Seljuk]] regional dominance in the [[wikipedia:Medieval period\|medieval period]]. Other competing narratives regarding the origin of Hasanis include descent from Oghuz Turks who had not migrated westward during the [[wikipedia:Turkic migration\|migrations from Central Asia]], descent from persecuted Turks who converted to Islam and rebelled against the [[wikipedia:Tang dynasty\|Tang dynasty]] during the [[wikipedia:Muslim conquest of Central Asia\|Muslim conquest of Central Asia]] and a non-Turkic origin. A critical perspective on the origins of Hasanis views the identity as a political construct, developed by the Hasanistani government to create a more robust post hoc justification for the existence of Hasanistan based on the [[wikipedia:Self-determination\|right to self-determination]].{{Citation needed}}

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The '''Hasanis''' ('''[[Hasani language|Hasani]]:''' ''Hasaniler'') are an [[wikipedia:Oghuz Turks|Oghuz Turkic]] ethno-cultural group or microethnicity with communities distributed across [[wikipedia:Eurasia|Eurasia]].

The Hasanis claim to be the descendants of the Turkmen tribes affiliated with the [[wikipedia:Seljuk Empire|Seljuk Empire]], who mostly migrated from [[wikipedia:Central Asia|Central Asia]] to the [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]] during the [[wikipedia:Medieval period|Medieval period]], but also have some affinities with the [[wikipedia:Ottoman Empire|Ottoman Turks]] and other [[wikipedia:Anatolian beyliks|post-Seljuk Turkic petty kingdoms]]. The [[Hasani government]] generally considers [[wikipedia:Turks in Kazakhstan|Oghuz Turkic populations in Kazakhstan]], [[wikipedia:Turks in Kyrgyzstan|Kyrgyzstan]] and other parts of Central Asia as Hasanis, although these claims are controversial for including [[wikipedia:Turks in the former Soviet Union|migrants and deportees from other parts of the former Soviet Union]], as well as some segments of [[wikipedia:Anatolian Turks|Anatolian Turkish]] and [[wikipedia:Turkish minorities in the former Ottoman Empire|Oghuz Turkic populations in Arabia and the Balkans]].

==Etymology==

==History==

==Population==

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==References==
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