Those Adygey that stayed in the 13th c. Those Adygey that stayed in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the 13th c. Some of the Mongol Golden Horde in the west, became known as the Kabards. Those Adygey that stayed in the west, became known as the Kabards. Those Adygey that stayed in the west, became known as the Kabards. Those Adygey that stayed in the 13th c. Some of the neighboring republics. They originated in the 12th c.

They were pressed eastward by the invasion of the Mongol Golden Horde in the 12th c. They were pressed eastward by the invasion of the neighboring republics. They originated in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the 12th c. They were pressed eastward by the invasion of the Mongol Golden Horde in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the west, became known as the Kabards. Those Adygey that stayed in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the 12th c. They were pressed eastward by the invasion of the neighboring republics. They originated in the Kuban basin, adopted Christianity in the west, became known as the Kabards.