About Ethnodemographic Description of Large Family and Patronymics in Ganja of the Xx Century

Abstract

Have been researched the main typical characteristics of national family life traditions of Ganja on the basis of ethno-anthropological arguments in this scientific work. In article some basic local family traditions also were investigated from this scientific point of view.

Fundamental Orientations of Mind in Political Thought

“…It was first of all the trades bundled to a spreading of a city and population grown has increased demand for craft products. Under such circumstances the handicraft work could not keep the natural character [Guliyeva, N.M., & Hasanov, E.L., 2013]. 3.…”

“…Household tools: harrow, wooden plow, threshing board, spade, wooden shouvel, pitchfork and rake. Musical instruments: saz, ud, tar, chamahcha, tambourine, drum [Guliyeva, N.M., & Hasanov, E.L., 2013]. The craftsmanship of carpet-making is one of the important cultural achievements of the Eastern people in Azerbaijan production of carpets appeared during I millennium BC.…”

“…The competition of production of production plants and factories has not reached still serious level and consequently was created a favorable condition for spreading of traditional occupations there. In addition, products of these craft branches have been closely bundled to a life and traditions of the people, and it would be difficult to replace with their factory production [Guliyeva, N.M., & Hasanov, E.L., 2013]. In the specified period of history in Ganja developed basically carpet weaving, weaver`s business, craft of the tailor, squeeze men, forge and a jeweler, trades of dyer, the stone mason, the cooper and leather dresser, weapon business and other similar craft branches.…”

To the Question on Research of Craftsmanship Traditions of Ganja of XIX – First Half of XX Centuries

“…During one year this machine were producing 2000 of white cloth, 200 top of red cloth (shile) and nearly 400 thin cloths spoke. In general, in Ganja from textile there were made cotton cloth with simple painting, various kinds' decorations [Guliyeva, N.M., & Hasanov, E.L., 2013].…”

“…Scientific and archaeological researches have proved that Ganja had been the cradle of science and culture not only of Azerbaijan, but also of the whole East. During 2011-2012 with application of new scientific approaches, also innovative technologies have been determined by us some new results about handicraft heritage of Ganja [Azerbaijan ethnography, 2007;Guliyeva, N.M., & Hasanov, E.L., 2013].…”