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Toktamysh Kepelkeker
| Birth | 1812 |
| Death | 1889 |
| Children | Kyrgyz Kepelkeker |
Toktamysh Kepelkeker was a Russian coffee farmer, the father of Kyrgyz Kepelkeker, and a photographer during the Crimean War (1853-1856). He became the owner of the Kepelkeker Farms from 1880 to his death in 1889, inheriting the property from his father.
He sparked a controversy during the Crimean War when he shared a photo to local news outlets of what he claimed to be The Crimean Man. This of course, turned out to be a hoax; the photo was of a dog.