Kazi-Magomed

Born at Gimry in 1833, he was proclaimed his father's heir as a small child and confirmed in that designation at the Vedeno congress of January 1848 ¹. From 1850 he was naib of Karata; in the Crimean War he raided Kakheti with his father-in-law Daniyal-bek, and the Ottoman sultan made him a pasha in 1855 ¹. In 1859 he directed the defence of Vedeno and fought at the Andi Koysu before capitulating with his father at Gunib ¹.

He followed Shamil into exile at Kaluga, took the oath of Russian allegiance with him in 1866, and in 1871 travelled to Medina for his father's burial ¹. From Istanbul he entered Ottoman service instead of returning to Russia, commanded a cavalry brigade of Caucasian muhajirs in the war of 1877–1878, and after the war was sent in honourable exile to Medina with the rank of mushir; he died there in 1902 ^{1 2}.

No source read names any school, order or affiliation for Kazi-Magomed: the article texts are silent, his Russian infobox is a military one with no religion field, and Wikidata carries no religion value ². His designation as heir to the imamate is a succession matter, not an attestation. His faith segment is therefore recorded as unknown, in the absence configuration.

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