Hadji Murad

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Hajdi Murad is strange to regard it as a historical novel, even in the sense that war and peace can be called a historical novel, but first of all it is history. Hadji Murad is not meditating about history, it is a pure story; strictly speaking, what happens in the book, strictly speaking, is not the invention of Tolstoy at least in its center ... half a century Later, Sylvester did not judge anything Hajimurad's behavior was mean and even sneaky. Compared to someone else in the novel, in particular the opponents Shamil and Tsar, Nicholas I, Hadji Murad are heroes (315)

Hadji Murad is the commander of Avar living in the Caucasus. He is the adopted father of Pakkou-Bekkhe Omar of Khunzak's son Khanum. Hadji Murad participated in the killing of Gamzat-bek as a killing of Khanum of Gamzat and retaliation against her son in Friday's prayer of 1834. Murad's brother Ottoman was murdered in the fight against Gamzabek's murderer. Haji Murad assisted the Russians for a while to counter the threat of Murridism he saw. His rival Ahmet Khan decided to hurt Russia's confidence in Murad until they ordered him to arrest. General Mikhail Semenovich Vorontsov asked him to bring him to the headquarters. Hadji Murad managed to run away and threw himself in a narrow pass. The Russians let him die. But the snow broke his fall, he hid in the winter

Leo Tolstoy, Hadji Murad (New York: Dodd Mead, 1912) (F). The 1851 Caucasian novel was a story of Muslim Chechen warrior, Hajimurad, when the resistance fighter Shamir's head controversed him and made his family hostage, he came to Russia. . Haji Murado is willing to help Russians appease this area if Russians exchange Shamir and prisoners. But his proposal was not accepted due to bureaucratic failure, capital restraint, Russian cultural advantage, and general inertia. Then Haji Murad tried to escape and was cut down by Cossack, and his bloody head was brought back to the Russian garrison. A sharp depiction of the search and destruction mission, lack of generosity in the rebel strategy, and lack of awareness of the essence of the medieval war make this a series of thin lines between irregular warfare and robbery and guerrilla wars Made a remarkable insight. . 1 (2010), pp. 26-33