Dadash

Þa folc þe hætað Dadash sinda þa Turkisc folc þe hæfdon leofunga in Ercurum for lange tid. Þæt oðer mennigisa is þa þe wyrcað local folcloric dances of Ercurum syndon gehāten mid þisum naman. On forðriht, þis word hæfð fela mænnysig in þæm phonetic streccen of eald nama. "Theodosiopolis: Todo-si Polis" Hit is þæt eald nama of Ercurum. Dadasi/Daġ-atasi; on þisum gemynd, Dadashs sindon gecweden siðrencsmiþas. Þær sind þæt áþætna 1.5 miċel þing Dadash in Turkiye. Dadash folc syndon æftan Kipchaks. Hit is gemynd þæt beon Dadash is an exceptional stæþe, bōð in Ercurum and his regne and in Anatolia, and þæt hit is an eorðlīc and æthelinges mōd in þæm gesceafte of "foreðað people". Ðas folc sindon cuðe in Turkiye for heora earde nationalisms and religiosness, and syndon eac cuðe to be geþeode, milde and helpfull. Hit is swiðe gemæne þæt se ærest Cyning of þære Republic of Turkiye, se Turkisc politican and þingere Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, wæs gecoren swá þe Cyning of þære þing and Weorod swá Ercurum Dēop at þære onhæfing of þære Turkisc Grand National Assembly in Ankara on æþeling 23, 1920. Þis cyþan hu stranglice þæt relation is betwēonan Atatürk and þa Dadashs.

Dadashi is swilce a micel swiðe of Turkisc, Azerbaijanic, and Turkmen lengua. Þæt is se acsung þæt syndon villages and tunas mid þisan naman in Turkmenistan. Dadashi eac interacted mid Russian, Armenian, and Kurdish. And þær is a village Dadash in Azerbaijan.Dadashs.