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The 12 pages that link to Ossetians, each with the reason it gives.

• ScythiansRelated: Ossetian preserves a later Iranian steppe language, though a direct Scythian identity is not established.

• North CaucasusRelated: Their communities span the mountain divide between the North and South Caucasus.

• Iranian peoplesBroader topic: Ossetians preserve a distinct Iranian-language tradition in the Caucasus.

• SarmatiansRelated: Their language preserves a living Iranian branch connected to the later Alans.

• CircassiansCompared with: Their language and historical origins differ sharply from Circassian ones.

• North Ossetia–AlaniaRelated: Ossetians are the republic’s largest ethnic group and its namesake people.

• VladikavkazRelated: Ossetians are the titular people of the republic whose capital is Vladikavkaz.

• AlansRelated: Ossetian language and identity preserve a major legacy of the Alans.

• Kosta KhetagurovRelated: Their history and social conditions are central subjects in Khetagurov’s writing.

• Gaito GazdanovRelated: Gazdanov was born into an Ossetian family, a biographical fact often noted alongside his Russian-language writing.

• Arsen KotsoyevNarrower topic: Kotsoyev’s writing emerged from Ossetian society and addressed its people and lived experience.

• Issa PliyevNarrower topic: Pliyev was born into an Ossetian family in North Ossetia.