Naymans are the ancestors of what peoples?
Screex Naymans are one of the most warlike and culturally developed medieval peoples of nomadic Eurasia. Naymans along with Oirats, Keriites, Mongols, Turks participated in the ethnogenesis of many peoples of…
Geniuses of the Kazakh steppe
Culture is a historical phenomenon, developing in the process of evolution of human society. Material and spiritual culture are interrelated and interdependent. There is no clear boundary between them, as…
Between Siberia and Central Asia
Between Siberia and Central Asia, which are far apart, stretches a vast expanse of endless steppe, larger than the whole of Western Europe. In the north, the steppe is flat,…
The descendants of the Turks in the Caucasus mountains are the Taulula peop
The Caucasus with its mild climate, fertile soils and high mountains, which allowed the population to successfully hide and defend themselves from enemies and to extract stone for building dwellings…
Crimean Khanate — historical background
In the Middle Ages on the territory of the Crimean peninsula and the adjacent steppe lands to the north there was a powerful and highly developed culture state, which was…
The State of Khorezm Shah: an empire of ups and downs
Central Asia, with its warm climate, abundance of steppe pastures and fertile lands in the river valleys where Khorezm was located, has been the cradle of more than one rich…
The Oghuz Türks, who gave the East a language
In the second half of the VI century in the vast steppes of Central Asia as a result of wars from ancient times inhabited where the Turks came from and…
The Golden Ulus — the power of t
When Genghis Khan's grandsons Ordu and Batu (Batu), fulfilling the will of the founder of the Mongol Empire, conquered in the 30s-40s huge territories in Eastern Europe and Western Asia,…
How the Mongols conquered the Caucasus
The Mongol Empire (Khamag Mongol ulus), having arisen in the XIII century as a result of conquest campaigns such as the Mongol-Tatar invasion of the Caucasus by Tamuchen (Genghis Khan)…
PERSIAN-LANGUAGE SOURCES ON THE KIPCHAKS AND OTHER TURKIC-SPEAKING ETHNIC GROUPS (XIV-XV CC.)
As is known, the geographical name "Dasht-i Kypchak" is understood in Old Russian chronicles as the "Cumans' steppe" or, according to Russian sources, as the Kyrgyz steppes from the Urals…