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Abkhazia and the Russo-Caucasian War

The Russo-Caucasian, also known as the Caucasian War, officially ended on 21 May 1864. This war, the longest-running military conflict in Russian history. Most historians attributed this to its beginning of the era of the Empress Catherine II (1762-1796), when Russian advances in the North Caucasus began, and officially ended on 21 May 1864. This war profoundly reshaped the region, leading to significant upheaval and forced migrations of the native peoples of the North Caucasus. The main players in the War were the Avars, Chechens, Circassians, Ubykhs, and Abkhazians, listed from east to west. Throughout the 19th century, the War significantly altered the geopolitical landscape of the region. The war between the Russian Empire and the native peoples of the Caucasus led to significant population displacements, including those of the Abkhazians.