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The Äyrämöiset or, as the Russians call them, Evrimeiset (Russian: Эвремейсы), were a Finnish language-speaking people who lived in the Saint Petersburg Oblast and earlier also on the Finnish part of the Karelian Isthmus. Äyrämöiset are one of the two main Finnish speaking groups in St. Petersburg Oblast, the other being the Savakot. Most of the Äyrämöiset are Lutherans. The name Äyrämöiset (äkrämöiset) comes from the ancient county of Äyräpää (Äkräpää) in the Western part of the Karelian Isthmus - which was a part of the kingdom of Sweden after 1323 AD. In earlier times existed as well an agricultural deity called Äkräs (Ägräs), the god of beans, peas and hemp and the mythological forefather of the Äyrämöiset.

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  • The Äyrämöiset or, as the Russians call them, Evrimeiset (Russian: Эвремейсы), were a Finnish language-speaking people who lived in the Saint Petersburg Oblast and earlier also on the Finnish part of the Karelian Isthmus. Äyrämöiset are one of the two main Finnish speaking groups in St. Petersburg Oblast, the other being the Savakot. Most of the Äyrämöiset are Lutherans. The name Äyrämöiset (äkrämöiset) comes from the ancient county of Äyräpää (Äkräpää) in the Western part of the Karelian Isthmus - which was a part of the kingdom of Sweden after 1323 AD. In earlier times existed as well an agricultural deity called Äkräs (Ägräs), the god of beans, peas and hemp and the mythological forefather of the Äyrämöiset. The Äyrämöiset made up the majority of the population of the Province of Ingria, when it was established in the 17th century. The Äyrämöiset did not mix with the immigrants from Savonia, but by the 20th century, the intermixing between them, the Savonian immigrants and the indigenous Izhorians was indistinguishable, and the Izhorians came to be known as the indigenous people of Ingria. The language of the Evrimeiset was not documented, but thought to be related to Finnish and Karelian (perhaps as an intermediary between the 2). The villages of Luppolovo, Vartemyagi, Rappolovo, Toksovo, Baryshevo and Kavgolovo were all traditional areas of habitation of the Evrimeiset. (en)
  • Эвреме́йсы ((фин. äyrämöiset), эвремейсет (от фин. äyrämöiset, äkrämöiset) — устоявшееся русское название, согласно финско-русской практической транскрипции — эурямёйсет) — исчезнувший коренной народ западной части Карельского перешейка. По одной из версий, источником происхождения названия является языческий бог земледелия Экряс (фин. Äkräs), упоминаемый Агриколой.Часть эвремейсов, переселённая шведской администрацией в XVII веке в Ингерманландию, составила там, наряду с савакотами, основу этногенеза ингерманландских финнов. (ru)
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  • Эвреме́йсы ((фин. äyrämöiset), эвремейсет (от фин. äyrämöiset, äkrämöiset) — устоявшееся русское название, согласно финско-русской практической транскрипции — эурямёйсет) — исчезнувший коренной народ западной части Карельского перешейка. По одной из версий, источником происхождения названия является языческий бог земледелия Экряс (фин. Äkräs), упоминаемый Агриколой.Часть эвремейсов, переселённая шведской администрацией в XVII веке в Ингерманландию, составила там, наряду с савакотами, основу этногенеза ингерманландских финнов. (ru)
  • The Äyrämöiset or, as the Russians call them, Evrimeiset (Russian: Эвремейсы), were a Finnish language-speaking people who lived in the Saint Petersburg Oblast and earlier also on the Finnish part of the Karelian Isthmus. Äyrämöiset are one of the two main Finnish speaking groups in St. Petersburg Oblast, the other being the Savakot. Most of the Äyrämöiset are Lutherans. The name Äyrämöiset (äkrämöiset) comes from the ancient county of Äyräpää (Äkräpää) in the Western part of the Karelian Isthmus - which was a part of the kingdom of Sweden after 1323 AD. In earlier times existed as well an agricultural deity called Äkräs (Ägräs), the god of beans, peas and hemp and the mythological forefather of the Äyrämöiset. (en)
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  • Эвремейсы (ru)
  • Äyrämöiset (en)
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