Sons of Kamm, Chechnya

He has two wives in Chechnya, both of which are legal marriages reported by the media. One of them is an original match, and the other is a young lady. She was only 19 years old when she married him. His two wives bore him eight sons and three daughters.

Chechnya is a Muslim country. After Kamm became president of Chechnya, every Chechen man was allowed to marry up to four wives as long as he could afford it. Although the marriage system in Chechnya violates the legal provisions of Russian monogamy, Putin also "turns a blind eye" to the stability of Chechnya.

Mainly to stimulate the birth of Chechen population and solve the problem of more women than men in Chechnya. As a minority with a population of less than 2 million, Chechnya is under martial law, but its core shortcoming is its small population. The whole Chechen Republic has only 1.7 million square kilometers and a population of less than 2 million.

After 199 1 two Chechen wars in 2002, the population of Chechnya even fell below 10.5 million, especially among the able-bodied men, and the female population was about10 more than the male population. After Kamm became the president of Chechnya, he gave priority to stimulating the birth of the population and allowed every Chechen man to marry up to four wives. It not only stimulates fertility, but also solves the problem of "more women than men".

After nearly 20 years of development, the population of Chechnya has increased from 6.5438+0.5 million to 2 million now, which is remarkable because the population of Russia in the same period was negative.

Introduction to Ramzan Kadyrov:

Ramzan Kadyrov 1976 10 was born in Loy District, Culcea, Chechnya, and graduated from Russian Makhachkala College of Commerce and Law in 2004. Since May 2004, he has served as the first deputy prime minister of Chechnya, in charge of Chechen security affairs.

His father, Ahmad Kadyrov, was the first president of Chechnya and died in a terrorist bombing in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, on May 9, 2004. June 2005 5438+065438+1October 7, 2005 After former Chechen Prime Minister abramov was seriously injured in a car accident in the suburbs of Moscow, Ramzan Kadyrov, then the first deputy prime minister of Chechnya, has been acting as the prime minister.

On February 28th, 2006, abramov submitted his resignation to President Alha. Alha's accepted his resignation, and on March 2, will nominate Ramzan Kadyrov as the new prime minister of the relevant documents submitted to the parliament for consideration. On March 4, 2006, he was appointed as the new Prime Minister of the Chechen Republic.

Ramzan, 30, was nominated as the presidential candidate of Chechnya by Russian President Vladimir Putin on March 1 2007, and was elected as the new president of Chechnya by Chechen Parliament the next day. On April 5th, ramzan was sworn in in Gujermes.