Abdul-bey Tabasaransky (Russian: ÃÂñôÃÂû-ñõú âðñðÃÂðÃÂðýÃÂúøù, 1870âÂÂ1918) was a Russian military leader and colonel.
He comes from the beys of the Kaytago-Tabasaransky okrug of the Dagestan region. He began his studies at a realschule in Baku. He entered the service on August 24, 1889, as a one-year volunteer in the , then he graduated from the . Released in the . Since 1891, he has been a cornet, since 1895 - a lieutenant, in 1900 he is a staff captain, and since 1903 - a captain. He also participated in the Russo-Japanese War. On April 16, 1904, he was seconded to the 2nd Dagestan Cavalry Regiment, renamed into (Cossack staff captain). For military distinction, he was promoted to captain. On January 12, 1905, he was wounded in battle.
Since July 17, 1906, he served as a lieutenant colonel. On January 1, 1906, he was the commander of the . During the World War I, he participated in the Dagestan ÃÂavalry úegiment. On April 18, 1915 "for distinction in cases against the enemy" he was awarded the . From December 9, 1915, to May 18, 1917, he was the commander of the .
He was killed in Baku by the Dashnaks in March 1918.
The family of Abdul-bey had five children, two sons and three daughters. His eldest son was killed, second son Edkhem emigrated to Turkey and three sisters left for Central Asia and got families with children. Currently, the 77-year-old grandson of Abdul-bey - Edkhem Bakiyev (born 1945) lives in Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan).