Didi Mughanlo () or Boyuk Mughanli () is a village in the Marneuli Municipality of Kvemo Kartli, Georgia. Located at the Khrami river, 18 kilometers away from Marneuli, it's a majority-Azerbaijani populated village.
Demographics According to the 2014 census, 1,286 people live in the village, with all of them being Azerbaijanis. YearPopulationMaleFemale200218158879282014 1286646640
History In 1850, during the journey of the Viceroy of the Caucasus Vorontsov to the Borchaly uezd, his guide and historian, Luka Israilov (Isarishvili) wrote about the local villages, among which he also mentioned Didi Mughanlo, saying that it was among the villages settled by Turkic tribes.
According to a census from 1869, there were 35 Azerbaijani (Tatar) families residing in the village.Military overview of Tbilisi Governorate and Zaqatala District, compiled by the lieutenant colonel of the General Staff V. N. Filipov. Played in the original author's orthography of the edition of 1872 (publisher "Sanktpeterburg: Tovarishchestva "Obchestvenna polza""), pp. 145
See also Azerbaijanis in Georgia Imiri Kizilajlo
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