10:3910:39, 11 August 2020diffhist−1,105
Ingush people
@JavaHurricane If you want to go back before the edit war, I suggest you go back until 17:17, 27 June 2020 - where Sextus Caedicius claims the following: "Undid revision 964798094 by Reiner Gavriel (talk) previous version was good". Meaning that an experience wikipedia user says that Reiner Gavriel contributions are unnecessary.Tag: Visual edit
02:0202:02, 11 August 2020diffhist−2,473
Ingush people
Added one more credible source, namely a professor that did over 30 years research on this topic clearly does not mention that nokchay is an ethnonym of Ingush.Tag: Visual edit
01:1601:16, 11 August 2020diffhist−3,042
Ingush people
Strabo describes Gelia. The map of Colton, the region where currently Ingushetia is positioned is also called Gelia. Why do you want to change the name from Gelia to Vainakh? It's confusing and you are spreading fake information unfortunately. The sources provided for the ethnonym nakhchoy don't make a direct link between Ingush and nakchoy, therefore all the provided sources don't back up the statement you are trying to make.Tag: Visual edit
23:5923:59, 10 August 2020diffhist−1,548
Ingush people
Admin please look at the map provided by Colton in 1856, it clearly states Gelai (not Vainakh). Reinier continuously tries to change this into Vainakh for unknown reasons? If Klaproth's work would be superseded (On what basis?), why do other sources claim the same information about the Ingush, namely that it is the head tribe of the Kists, of which multiple tribes are part of such as the Chechens, Karabulaks and Tusch? None of the sources claim nakchoy as an etnonym, which you so eagerly want.Tag: Visual edit
23:2623:26, 10 August 2020diffhist−48 m
Ingush people
On what basis did you claim that Julius Klaproth's work is superseeded? Since when can history be superseeded? You must be rewriting lots of articles based on such claims then @Reinier?Tag: Visual edit
23:2423:24, 10 August 2020diffhist−632 m
Ingush people
First of all, Reinier uses a source from a historian which talks about Chechens. Secondly, none of the other older sources that I provided (German, French, English) back up the fact that the etnonym Nakhchoy was used for Ingush people. See sources provided. Second of all, when taking a closer look at the source provided by Reinier, it does not mention Ingush people in any way relating it to Nakchoy or something similar, therefore I portray this as a false claim.Tag: Visual edit
21:3421:34, 10 August 2020diffhist−2,678
Ingush people
Undid the changed made by Reinier, because he keeps vandalising this page and adding fake information based on sources that are either not available or don't contain the specified information that he was written in this article.Tag: Visual edit