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Many historians say the role of Taimin in the political life of the North Caucasus in the first three decades of the 19th century was that of the leader of rebellions by Chechen and Ingush people. Among the uprisings that he led against the Russians was that in the name of Islam in 1825. However, he used his position to prevent revolts by mountaineers from turning into bloodshed and robbery. Taking the command of the mutinies Taimin never stopped his diplomatic activity. The circumstances of his death remain unclear, and there is a possibility that Taimin was eliminated by more radically minded associates.