Today, they are assimilated into the Chemguy tribe and reduced to a small family in the village of Adamy.
"Pshuko" Adameys are located at the foot of the Abkhaz mountains on the bank of the river Kyzlar-algan (Psekups) and has 500 houses.
All of them - noble and well-born - are sayyids from hereditary Circassians..."According to Evliya Çelebi's report, this is how the tribe adopted its name:[5] "In the rocks to the south of the giant sacred tree of the Adameys, there are a number of huge caves.
"Semyon Mikhailovich Bronevsky wrote in his 1823 description: "Adamey is a small tribe, lives further to the east and includes several villages located along the Shag-Vasu river and the rivers Pshaga and Pshish, adjacent to the Temirgoys and depending on them..."The majority of Ademeys were destroyed in the Circassian genocide.
The survivors were first exiled to the Balkans in 1864 (see Circassians in Bulgaria), and later settled in Turkey where they assimilated into other tribes or Turks.