Title

Category

Author/Originator

Chorny, Joseph Judah (1835-1880)

Year of Publication/Creation

1884

Place of Publication/Creation

Petersburg, Russia

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• Buynaksk (Temir-Khan-Shura), Russia (p. 2)
• Chiri-Yurt (Chir-Yurt), Russia (p. 13)
• Karabudakhkent, Russia (p. 14)
• Mys Burun (Buynak), Russia (p. 15)
• Sergokala (Deshlagar), Russia (p. 15)
• Dorgeli (Durgeli), Russia (p. 16)
• Verkhniy Dzhengutay (Dzhengutay), Russia (p. 16)
• Makhachkala (Petrovsk), Russia (p. 20)
• Tarki (Tarku), Russia (p. 20)
• Derbent (Derbend), Russia (p. 32, 278)
• Aba-Sava (ruins), Russia (p. 41)
• Manglisi (Manglis), Georgia (p. 66, 80, 348)
• Yangikent, Russia (p. 70)
• Dzhuhud Katta (ruins), Russia (p. 73)
• Razvaliny Gimeydi (Hemeydi), Russia (p. 82, 322)
• Salik (Selik), Russia (p. 85)
• Kheli (Kheli-Penzhik), Russia (p. 87)
• Mugarty (Mugatir), Russia (p. 91)
• Rukel (Rukol), Russia (p. 94)
• Sirvan (Shirvan), Azerbaijan (p. 106)
• Kurduvan (Kurdovon), Azerbaijan (p. 107)
• Mucu (Mugu), Azerbaijan (p. 108)
• Vartasenqislaq (Vartashen-Kishlakh), Azerbaijan (p. 111)
• Quba (Kuba), Azerbaijan (p. 118, 122)
• Yuxari Qolqeti (Golgota), Azerbaijan (p. 118)
• Qusar (Gusari, Kusary), Azerbaijan (p. 119)
• Qaracay (Karatsay), Azerbaijan (p. 121)
• Chirag Gala (Kala-Tserak), Azerbaijan (p. 121)
• Gelme (Gilni), Azerbaijan (p. 121)
• Gori, Georgia (p. 125)
• Kutaisi (Kutais), Georgia (p. 139, 177, 181)
• Rach’a-Lechkhumi da Kvemo Svaneti (Lechkhumi, Lechkhum, Lechgum) (region), Georgia (p. 145, 344)
• Oni 1, Georgia (p. 146)
• Surami (Suram), Georgia (p. 149, 194)
• Akhaltsikhe 1 (Akhaltsikh), Georgia (p. 157, 246)
• Atsquri (Atskuri, Atskhur), Georgia (p. 167, 225)
• Dgvari (Digvir), Georgia (p. 168)
• Akhldaba, Georgia (p. 169)
• Borjomi (Borzhom), Georgia (p. 170)
• Kulashi, Georgia (p. 172)
• Bandza, Georgia (p. 173, 263)
• Suguna (Sudzhuna), Georgia (p. 174)
• Sachino, Georgia (p. 178)
• Vakhani, Georgia (p. 197)
• Tskhinvali, Georgia (p. 198)
• Breti, Georgia (p. 206, 264)
• Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin), Armenia (p. 208)
• Shamakhi, Azerbaijan (p. 212)
• Stavropol, Russia (p. 1, 219)
• Dzhegonas, Russia (p. 220)
• Maykop, Russia (p. 224)
• Krasnodar (Yekaterinodar), Russia (p. 225)
• Starchenkovo (Temryuk), Ukraine (p. 225)
• Kerch, Crimea (p. 227)
• Feodosiya (Theodosia, Kaffa, Caffa, Kefe), Crimea (p. 229)
• Bilohirsk (Belogorsk, Karasub, Karasubazar), Crimea (p. 233)
• Aglobi (Aglabi), Russia (p. 239)
• Urmi, Iran (p. 240)
• Akhmeta (Akhimata), Georgia (p. 242)
• Imam-Kuli-Kent, Russia (p. 243)
• Akhsai (Tash-Kichi), Russia (p. 244)
• Anduri (p. 246)
• Yarag-Kazmalyar (Arak), Russia (p. 256)
• Baki (Baku), Azerbaijan (p. 163)
• Kareli (Karel), Georgia (p. 267)
• Groznyy, Russia (p. 268)
• Kambileyevskoye (Dzherakh), Russia (p. 275)
• Oguz (Vartashin), Azerbaijan (p. 324)
• Khoshmenzil, Russia (p. 332)
• Khandzhalkala, Russia (p. 333)
• Tamarasheni, Georgia (p. 334)
• Tqachiri (Tkachiri), Georgia (p. 343)
• Sovetskoye (Mamrach), Russia (p. 345)
• Tash-Kechi (Akhsai), Uzbekistan (p. 244)