Zans

Subethnic group of Kartvelian people

This article is about the Zan speakers. For the singular, see Zan (disambiguation).

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Georgia
Ancient Kartvelian people

* Colchians
* Iberians

Subgroups

* Adjarians
* Dvals
* Imeretians
* Gurians
* Tushetians
* Kakhetians
* Ingiloy
* Lechkhumians
* Mingrelians
* Meskhetians
* Mtiuletians
* Mokheves
* Svans
* Rachians
* Pshavians
* Kartlians
* Khevsurians
* Javakhians

Culture

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* Media
* Sport
* Calligraphy
* Cinema
* Cuisine
* Dances
* Chokha
* Calendar
* Architecture
* Mythology

Languages

* Writing system
* Dialects
* Grammar

Religion

* Georgian Orthodox Church
* Christianity
* Catholic Church
* Islam
* Judaism
* Saint George
* Saint Nino

Symbols

* St George's Cross
* Grapevine cross
* Bolnisi cross
* Borjgali

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The Zans (Georgian: ზანები, romanized: zanebi) or Chans (Georgian: ჭანები, romanized: ch'anebi) are a subethnic group of the Kartvelian people, speaking the Zan languages.

* Kartvelian peoples
* Georgians
* Zans (Mingrelians and Laz people)
* Svans

## See also

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* Kartvelian languages
* Zan languages

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Kartvelian languages

Proto-language|

* Proto-Kartvelian
* Proto-Georgian-Zan

Svan|

* Svan

Karto-Zan|

* Georgian
* Old Georgian

Zan|

* Mingrelian
* Laz

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Kartvelians

Ethnic subgroups|

* Svans
* Zans
* Mingrelians
* Laz people

Historical subgroups|

* Colchians
* Byzeres
* Drilae
* Machelones
* Macrones
* Marres
* Mossynoeci
* Phasians
* Sanni
* Tibareni
* Zydretae
* Iberians
* Gugars
* Saspeires
* Diauehi/Taochoi
* Misimians

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Ethnic groups in the Caucasus

Caucasian
(areal)|

| Kartvelian|

* Georgians
* Adjarians
* Dvals
* Gurians
* Imerkhevians
* Ingiloys
* Javakhians
* Kakhetians
* Meskhetians
* Colchians/Zans
* Lazs
* Mingrelians
* Svans

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Northeast
(Caspian)|

| Avar–Andic|

* Andis
* Akhvakhs
* Avars
* Bagvalals
* Botlikhs
* Chamalals
* Godoberis
* Karatas
* Tindis

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Lezgic|

* Aguls
* Archin
* Budukhs
* Jeks
* Kryts
* Lezgins
* Rutuls
* Tabasarans
* Tsakhurs
* Udis

Nakh|

* Bats
* Chechens
* Kists
* Aukhs
* Ingush

Tsezic (Didoic)|

* Bezhtas
* Hinukhs
* Hunzibs
* Khwarshis
* Tsez

Others|

* Dargins (Kaitags)
* Khinalugs
* Laks

Northwest
(Pontic)|

* Abazins
* Abkhazians
* Sadz
* Circassians
* Abzakhs
* Adygeans
* Besleneys
* Bzhedugs
* Chemirgoys
* Cherkess
* Kabardians
* Natukhajs
* Shapsugs
* Ubykhs

Indo-
European|

| Armenian|

* Armenians
* Armeno-Tats
* Cherkesogai
* Zoks
* Lom

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Hellenic|

* Caucasus Greeks
* Urums
* Pontic Greeks

Indo-Iranian|

| Indo-Aryan|

* Loms
* Roma

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Iranian|

* Ossetians
* Digors
* Irons
* Kudar
* Trialeti Ossetians
* Talysh
* Tats
* Yazidis

Slavic|

* Poles
* in Armenia
* in Azerbaijan
* Russians
* Cossacks
* Doukhobors
* Molokans
* Ukrainians

Others|

* Germans

Turkic|

| Kipchaks|

* Balkars
* Karachays
* Kumyks
* Nogais

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Oghuz Turks|

* Azerbaijanis
* Ayrums
* Karadaghis
* Shahsevan
* Bayats
* Karapapakhs
* Küresünni
* Meskhetian Turks

Others|

* Assyrians
* in Armenia
* in Georgia
* Jews
* Abkhaz Jews
* Armenian Jews
* Azerbaijani Jews
* Georgian Jews
* Mountain Jews
* Kalmyks

Ethnic minorities in Armenia
Ethnic minorities in Azerbaijan
Ethnic minorities in Georgia
Ethnic minorities in Russia

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