Բաքվի նահանգի էթնոժողովրդագրական գործընթացները 1859-1916 թթ
Keywords:
բնակչության թիվ, էթնիկ և դավանական կազմ, բնակչության շարժընթաց, միգրացիայի սալդո/հաշվեկշիռ, բնական շարժ, վերարտադրություն, բնական աճի գործակիցներ, բնակչության տեղաբաշխում/տարաբնակեցում, բնակչության խտություն
Abstract
Baku province was founded in 1859 (after the formation in 1866 as the province of Shamakhi) as one of the four provinces of the Russian Transcaucasia. The majority of the multi-ethnic population of the province were Turkic-speaking groups that were Muslims, accounting for more than 70% of the population for half a century.
The main increase in the population until the 1880s was a natural increase, which contrasted with the influx of migratory waves mainly into urban areas as a result of the development of capitalist relations and the exploitation of oil resources. Immigration to the province quickly increased the number of urban population. Among those immigrants of a later period, a large number of Armenians and Russians were registered.
