Bzhedug is a historical and cultural group primarily associated with the Circassians, an ethnic group from the North Caucasus region. They are known for their rich traditions, language, and unique customs that have been preserved over centuries. The Bzhedug people are one of the subgroups within the larger Circassian community, each with distinct dialects and cultural practices. The Bzhedug have a significant presence in the history of the Circassian people, particularly during the 19th century when many were displaced due to conflicts and wars. Today, efforts are being made to revive and maintain their cultural heritage, including language preservation and traditional celebrations, to ensure that future generations remain connected to their roots.