Wisu

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Wisu (or Isu) is a historical area in Upper Kama, modern Perm Krai of Russia.

In the 10th–14th centuries this area was described by Ahmad ibn Fadlan, Al-Gharnati and others. In Russian chronicles of the 12th–16th centuries it is known as Great Perm.

There is an information about Wisu's tributes to Volga Bulgaria.

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