Khakass folk traditions are cherished in the village of Maloye Ozero

From the moment of the formation of the Yenisei province, Little Lake was a part of the Kyzyl Steppe Duma, then the Kizyl foreign council and the Kizyl foreign volost (its center was the Big Lake, then the God's Lake) of the Achinsky district. In 1923, the Kizyl volost was transferred to the Khakass district, which later became a district. Since 1924, Maloye Ozero was a part of the Chebakovsky district of the Khakassky district, and when the regional center was moved from Chebakov to Shira - a part of the Shirinsky district, since 1935 in the Saralinsky district of the Khakass autonomous region of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Since 1941, as part of the Sharypovsky District of the Khakass Autonomous Region from the Krasnoyarsk Territory (until 1947, when the district was transferred to the direct subordination of the Territory). From 1962 to November 1965 as part of the Uzhursky district, and then again Sharypovsky (the district was restored in the fall of 1965).
Many nationalities live in the village: Tatars, Azerbaijanis, Georgians, Dagestanis, Ukrainians, but most of all Khakass and Russians. How to choose whom to talk about?
From the video you will learn which traditions of the Khakass people are still alive, how some words are translated into the Khakass language and what games Russian children like to play.

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