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'''Ar begs''' ({{langx|ru|Арские князья}}, "Arsk princes", later "[[Vyatka Land|Vyatka]] princes", {{ill|Karinsk duchy|ru|Каринское княжество|lt=Karinsk princes}}) was a formation of {{ill|Noqrat Tatars|ru|Чепецкие татары|lt=Noqrat Tatars'}} nobility [[Serving Tatars|serving]] [[Tsardom of Russia|Russian Tsars]] in 16th–17th century.{{sfn|Gallyam|2010|p=141}} In 14th–15th centuries they were rulers of semi-independent duchy with the capital city of [[Arsk]]. After the annexation of Vyatka by Russia, the Arsk princes were granted lands  in the basins of [[Cheptsa]], [[Izh (river)|Izh]], [[Vyatka (river)|Vyatka]] rivers, in the modern [[Udmurtia]].{{sfn|Gallyam|2010|p=141}} At the first time, their lands were under [[Kazan Khanate]]'s and later under Russian influence. [[Baig|Beg]]s also participated in wars for Udmurtia between Kazan and Muscovy.

Several [[Russian nobility|Russian]] noble families descended from the Ar begs include the [[Devetyarov]], Kasimov, [[Yaushev family|Yaushev]] and others.{{sfn|Gallyam|2010|p=141}}

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==Sources==
* {{cite journal |last1=Gallyam |first1=Rashid Gabdelfartovich |trans-title='Arsky Princes' of 14th-17th Centuries in the Chronicles: Political, Etymological and Ethnic Aspects |journal=Medieval Turkic-Tatar States |date=2010 |volume=2 |pages=141-143 |url=https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/letopisnye-arskie-knyazya-xiv-xvii-vw-politicheskiy-etimologicheskiy-i-etnicheskiy-aspekty |location=Kazan |language=ru |title=Летописные "арские князья" XIV-XVII вв.: политический, этимологический и этнический аспекты}}

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