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Nogai Kepelkeker
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Nogai Kepelkeker
| Name | Nogai Xermetesh Kepelkeker |
| Birth | 1797 |
| Death | 1881 |
| Children | Uzbeg, Charlene, 7 others |
| Career | Coffee farmer |
Nogai Kepelkeker was a Russian coffee farmer in Omsk, owner of the Kepelkeker Farms from 1849 to 1880. He gained the farms from his father, Uzbeg Kepelkeker, upon his death in 1849. He retired in 1880, giving the farms to his son Toktamysh Kepelkeker. He was known for having an extremely long left pointer finger, which made him a part of the Russian РЍНРИН Circus Ring from 1821 through 1832.