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==Early life== ==Early life==
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==''Abrechestvo''== ==''Abrechestvo''==

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Ingush abrek
Sulumbek Gandaloev
ГӀоандалой Сулумбик
Born1878
Sagopshi, Vladikavkazsky okrug, Terek Oblast, Russian Empire
Died25 August 1911
Vladikavkaz, Vladikavkazsky okrug, Terek Oblast, Russian Empire
NationalityIngush
Other namesRight-hand of Zelimkhan
OccupationAbrek
Years active1901—1911
Known forBank and train robberies

Sulumbek Gandaloev (1878 – 25 August 1911), better known as Sulumbek Gorovozhev or Sulumbek of Sagopshi, was an Ingush outlaw (abrek) who was known for his spectacular bank, train and shop robberies, made together with his colleague and comrade Zelimkhan as part of a violent struggle with the Russian authorities. From 1901–1911, Sulumbek kept the tsarist administration of the Groznensky okrug in terror and participated in the most high-profile incidents associated with Zelimkhan. Sulumbek is considered a national hero to the Ingush people, as well as one of the most famous Caucasian abrek.

Early life

Sulumbek was born in 1878 in the village of Sagopshi, Vladikavkazsky okrug of the Terek Oblast, and he was Ingush by ethnicity. Due to a conflict with a Cossack officer, the future abrek ended up in prison.

Abrechestvo

In prison, Sulumbek met Zelimkhan Gushmazukaev (the future Chechen Abrek). Archival documents testify that Zelimkhan and Sulumbek escaped from prison together. Then they became friends, took part in raids together. Sulumbek at the same time chose the most dangerous area. He repeatedly participated in daring raids together with Zelimkhan.

In 1910 Sulumbek with an group consisting of 15 Ingush, together with the Chechen abreks Zelimkhan and Ayub robbed the Kizlyar Bank. During the robbery, they managed to kill 4 Russian officiers and 7 rankers. Prior to his surrender, he also made series of raids in Nalchiksky and Vladikavkazsky okrugs together with his crew, during which he engaged in skirmishes with the Cossacks and Military units.

People described Sulumbek as the fearless and courageous abrek who produced a magical effect on the gang, under which the abreks went almost to certain death, to the very center of the city, surrendering to the hands of the troops. Salambek was also distinguished by extraordinary willpower, the ability not to get lost in moments of danger and, most importantly, ruthlessness. The insane courage of Salambek is an ideal that every abrek would like to achieve. In a word, Zelimkhan and Salambek complemented each other.

Death

After the devastation of the Ingush villages of Kek, Nelkh and Ersh and the repressions against their inhabitants for harboring Zelimkhan, the authorities also demanded the inhabitants of the village of Sagopshi to extradite Sulumbek. Sulumbek was given a choice to either surrender to the Russian authorities or his native village will be destroyed and its inhabitants will be evicted to Siberia. Sulumbek not wanting to endanger people, decided to surrender to the authorities, on the condition that he would be shot and not hanged. He was detained on October 21, 1910, and the authorities did not keep their promise to him. Sulumbek was executed by hanging on August 9, 1911. Eyewitnesses of the execution testified that until the very end he retained a rare outward calmness and self-control and that he himself kicked out the chair on which he stood.

Grave of Sulumbek Gandaloev

In culture

There's many works which mention Sulumbek, such as the book "Asir-Abrek. Chechen song", published in 1924. In 2011, the Ingush writer Issa Kodzoev wrote a book titled "Sulumbek Sagopshinsky". In 2019, director Leyla Gagieva shot the documentary film "Ingush Papakha", the first part of which is called "Abrek Sulumbek" and, among other things, describes the life and work of the abrek. In the same year, A. Sakharov's published collection "Legends and Tales of the Ingush Mountains" included a poem by the author dedicated to Sulumbek. In 2020, the poet I. Aprelsky dedicated a poem to Sulumbek.

Folksongs about Sulumbek

The Vainakhs have a tradition of composing heroic songs – "illi", dedicated to one or another glorious people of their past. For example, in one of the Ingush heroic illis, Salambek is sung about, like others, sings of the exploits of the Ingush abrek, but at the same time expresses hidden regret that the Ingush still do not have effective laws that make it possible to really judge the deeds of this or that person:

The fearless wolf — Salambek Sagopshinsky … Salambek rode into the heart of the city on a black horse...

Salambek killed the bailiff Boguslavsky. Salambek attacked the Grozny station. Salambek also attacked the Kizlyar bank. Salambek himself came to his death. Fearless wolf — Salambek Sagopshinsky …

…The general promised to shoot Salambek! This does not mean that he will shoot with his own hands. When even a general promises death, he promises it through the court. No matter how great a general is, greater than the greatest general is the royal law, whose books are like seventy-seven Korans.

Legacy

Streets in Nazran and Sagopshi were named in honor of Sulumbek and a commemorative plaque about him was also installed. On September 28, 2019, the All-Russian tournament in professional combat sambo in memory of Sulumbek Sagopshinsky was held in Ingushetia.

Notes

  1. ^
    • «Русское слово» 1910: "Вчера въ селеніи Назранъ арестованъ один из виднѣйшихъ абрековъ — Соламбекъ Горваджіевъ, ингушъ селенія Сагодшъ."
    • Багратіонъ 1914, p. 10: " при Зелимханѣ болѣе продолжительное время оставались младшій братъ и два абрека — чеченецъ Аюбъ и ингушъ «безпощадный» Саламбекъ "
    • Мартиросиан 1933, p. 166: "В 1910 году Зелимхан с группой абреков произвел, днем, экспроприацию кизлярского казначейства. Группа состояла из чеченцев и ингушей. Ингушская сформирована была в Назрановском округе Соламбеком Гаразоджевым (ингуш), чеченская—в окрестностях Грозного (сел. Большие Атаги) Аюбом Тимаевым."
    • Гриценко 1971, p. 92: "Готовясь к походу на Кизляр, Зелимхан создал два отряда — один в селении Новые Атаги под руководством Аюба Томаева, а второй в Назрановском округе во главе со знаменитым ингушским абреком Саламбеком Гороводжиевым."
    • Ботяков 2004, pp. 51, 79: "Сподвижник Зелимхана — ингушский абрек Сулумбек, поставлен перед нравственным выбором: старейшинам его родного селения Сагопши власти предъявили ультиматум — в случае дальнейшего укрывательства абрека все жители селения будут высланы в Сибирь. В аналогичной ситуации, как уже говорилось, оказывается знаменитый ингушский абрек Сулумбек — сподвижник Зелимхана."
    • Павлова 2012, p. 36: "Ингушским сподвижником легендарного чеченского абрека Зелимхана был Суламбек Гараводжев (Гандалоев) Сагопшинский."
  2. Долгиева et al. 2013, p. 372 (referring to «Кавказская копейка» 1911).

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  17. Гриценко 1971, p. 92.
  18. «Русское слово» 1910.
  19. Долгиева et al. 2013, p. 372.
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