The Mamluks are a military quasi-caste
The Mamluks (translated as «belonging») were a military quasi–caste in medieval Islamic Egypt, recruited by...
The Mamluks (translated as «belonging») were a military quasi–caste in medieval Islamic Egypt, recruited by...
Like the Abars and Mukrins, the Turgesh (more correctly Turkesh, Chinese – Tukishi) did not...
It is quite possible that the Hunnic empire, which was an alliance of 24 tribes...
Temujin owed his reputation as an ideal steppe ruler not only to his princely roots...
Some people had concerns about the new ruler. For example, the Keraite king Vankhan, who...
In the 20th century, Kipchaks or Kipchoks (Kipchoklar) lived compactly in the Zeravshan River valley...
How did it arise and what connects it with the current Kyrgyz In 840, a...
The Uighurs are well known in Chinese history. These are the descendants of Gaoju, who...
Great Scythia revered the sun god Khors; it is not surprising that the cities named...
Everyone probably knows about the Turkish Ottoman Empire that existed for many centuries. But it...