azerbaiyanos
Azerbaijanis, occasionally rendered as azerbaiyanos in some languages, are an ethnic group native to the South Caucasus. They form the majority in the Republic of Azerbaijan and are also found in the Iranian region of Azerbaijan. Diaspora communities exist in Russia, Turkey, Western Europe, and the Americas. The name Azerbaijanis derives from the historic land of Azerbaijan, a name used for various political and geographic entities over time.
Language: The Azerbaijani language is a Turkic language of the Oghuz branch. It has two standard varieties:
Religion and culture: Most Azerbaijanis are Muslims, with a Shia majority in Azerbaijan and smaller Sunni communities;
History: The Azerbaijani ethnogenesis formed in the South Caucasus from Turkic-speaking tribes and local populations. In
Population and distribution: In Azerbaijan, Azerbaijanis constitute the overwhelming majority of the population. In Iran's Azerbaijan