Talk:Georgians in Turkey

message: Georgians in Turkey, includes several groups
1. Autochthonous Georgians of Artvin. They are Muslim. Their autonym simply "Gurji" or rarely they use Chveneburi term.
2. Chveneburi people, immigrant Muslim group. They originally from Batum (Adjaria) or Artvin (or elsewhere from Tao-Klarjeti). They have a lot of villages in Marmara and Black Sea region.
3. Catholic Georgians , they have very small population. And lives in Istanbul and some others in Trabzon. They've a monastery in Istanbul, but no have cleric. Last Georgian priest died in 1981. They had churches, monasteries and schools at Ottoman Era.
4. Georgian Jews, very slightly number. They lives in Istanbul. Formerly, they have a synagogue in Galata, named "Or Hodeş". They migrated mainly to Israel. Remainders have still Georgian surnames (with -şvili ending). But they no interest Georgianity.
5. Georgian expatriates, they came to Turkey for work, after dissolution of soviets. The only Orthodox Group. (Artvin Georgians also formerly orthodox, until the Selim's conquests, 16th century..)
6. Ingilo Georgians from Azerbaijan (from Aliabad?). They lives in a village in Adana, Muslims.
7. The Community of the Solomon II. A former community in Trabzon. Today don't exist. Orthodoxes, probably assimilated in Greeks or migrated to Greece at population exchange between Greece and Turkey, 1923.
... --Emyr93 (talk) 09:25, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
replies: text: Right.. but I'm not good at english. Make true sentences hard for me... Da raghatseebi mcdaria statiashi. Chven ar vart martlmadidebelia, es arscori... Tkven icit tu kartuli an turkuli enebi?--Emyr93 (talk) 11:44, 29 May 2014 (UTC)

text: Hakikaten Gürcüce pek bilmiyorsunuz... Makaledeki bazı şeylerin yanlış olduğundan bahsetmiştim. Religion hanesinde orthodox christianity yazıyor mesela. Ama Türkiye'de varsa bile çok az Gürcü, ortodokstur.. Madde ismini siz değiştirdiniz sanırım? Daha doğru ve kapsamı geniş olmuş.--Emyr93 (talk) 18:26, 29 May 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Some notes 

message: What about renaming this to Turkish Georgians? Georgians in Iran for example are called Iranian Georgians, as they have a century long presence in the nation, and I think this is to a very large degree the same as in Turkey. I'd like to hear some opinions about this. - LouisAragon (talk) 03:04, 13 June 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Renaming this to Turkish Georgians? 

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message: Adding Lazs to that topic makes no sense. They are not Georgian. As a Georgian from Turkey we call ourselves Chveneburi but we don't include Lazs to that name. 
Obviously Lazs and Georgians share same origin. But saying Lazs are Georgians have no meaning none of Lazs don't call themselves as Georgian. And they are not Georgian. 
While making this unnecessary behaving you are just offend and decrease Lazs opinion for Georgia. Because they have their own identity and they deserve the respect to that.
Gagimarcos. Meambokhe (talk) 20:58, 5 February 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Lazs