Misimians
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Misimians () were a tribe in the western Caucasus living in the mountainous side of South Caucasus, north of Sokhumi.
== History == During the time of the Roman-Persian wars, the Misimians rebelled because of the attempts of Byzantium to give the territory of Bukhlon to the Alans. The uprising was brutally suppressed, and the territory of Bukhlon was given to the Alans.
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