The Mongol conquests not only completely changed the political map of Eurasia, but also made certain adjustments in the ethnic map of settlement of nomadic tribes of Eastern Europe and…
Kotyan Sutojevic (Hungarian: Kötöny; d. 1241, Pest) was a Cuman khan from the Terter dynasty (Terter-oba, Durut), which gave the famous khans Sokal and Bolush, who led the first Kuman…
Turkic Kaganate - the first Eurasian empire of nomads The era of the Great Migration of Peoples (II - V centuries) significantly changed the ethnic and political map of Kazakhstan,…
To move forward, one must take a few steps backwards. Chinese folk wisdom. Maurice Davidovich Simashko, People's Writer of Kazakhstan, was the first to tell about Beibars in our country…
Historically, the Bashkir people consisted of more than 40 territorial-clan subdivisions (clan volosts), the members of each of which went back to a single ancestor. Russian lexicographer Vladimir Dahl wrote:…
To begin with - Hello, dear readers! I want to put for your judgement my personal interpretation of the origin of the name of the people to which I, the…
After the fall of the Kimak Kaganate in Central Asia in 1050, the Kipchak Khanate was formed. It was located on the geographical territory of present Kazakhstan, except Semirechye. The…
During the formation of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom in the Balkans, the Bulgarians had a new ally, and they were the Kipchaks. They were reliable co-religionists who took part in…
The current Turkic peoples are usually classified by language. This approach is used for the reason that nomadic Turkic groups had high mobility, often mixed with each other and assimilated…
Gradually expanding the territory of their nomads in the south-western and western directions, the Kipchak and some Kimak tribal associations in the 30s of the XI century. Kipchak and some…
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