Ancient Turks and Yenisei Kyrgyz in Wars in Central Asia
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In the history of the nomadic world of the steppe belt of Central Asia in the era of the early Middle Ages, the ancient Turks and the Yenisei Kyrgyz played an outstanding role. They became known about them in the middle of the 1st millennium. e., when, by the will of the Zhuzhansky kagan, they were relocated from Gaochan and attracted to the distant northern outskirts of the nomadic oikumena, to the mountains of Altai and the steppes of the Minusinsk basin to be subordinate to the vassal tribes, to extract iron for buzzani and pay tribute to them.
At the turn of the Middle Ages, the Turks, led by his legendary leader Bumyn, rebelled and crushed the Zhuzhan state, creating the great first Turkic Kaganate. For several years, they conquered nomads throughout the entire space of the Great Steppe and began to compete on equal terms and fight with Byzantium, Iran and China.
In the 9th century After a long war and the defeat of the Uyghurs, the steppes of Central Asia were conquered by the Yenisei Kyrgyz. As a result of these military victories and conquests, the era of the "Kyrgyz Great Power" came. Subsequently, after the Mongolian Nomadic tribes, the Yenisei Kyrgyzs were divided into two groups into the central Asia, one of which remained in Sayano-Altai, and the other was relocated to Tien Shan
At the turn of the Middle Ages, the Turks, led by his legendary leader Bumyn, rebelled and crushed the Zhuzhan state, creating the great first Turkic Kaganate. For several years, they conquered nomads throughout the entire space of the Great Steppe and began to compete on equal terms and fight with Byzantium, Iran and China.
In the 9th century After a long war and the defeat of the Uyghurs, the steppes of Central Asia were conquered by the Yenisei Kyrgyz. As a result of these military victories and conquests, the era of the "Kyrgyz Great Power" came. Subsequently, after the Mongolian Nomadic tribes, the Yenisei Kyrgyzs were divided into two groups into the central Asia, one of which remained in Sayano-Altai, and the other was relocated to Tien Shan
Author:
Author:Khudyakov Yu.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Historical Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-8071-0407-6
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