Were Kipchaks white, Mongoloid or like modern Kazakhs? where ...
Nov 19, 2012 · This Kipchak Stone Baba displays 50% White and 50% Mongoloid facial characteristics. The Kipchaks were known as Polovtsy in some parts of Europe and modern day Russia has a large population of Tatar speaking people.
A question about the Cuman-Kipchak Confederation
May 15, 2018 · At that time there seemed to be a lot of them to go around. In 1229 the king of Georgia was able to field an army that included 20,000 Kipchak mercenaries. Koten Khan, the leader of the Cuman-Kipchaks (or at least the western branch) when the Mongols invaded eventually fled to Hungary with 40,000 families.
Turks in the Mongolian army. | History Forum
4 days ago · Kipchak became the lingua franca across the steppes and into regions such as modern-day Russia, Ukraine, and Central Asia. The Turkicisation of the western Mongol domains was particularly evident in the adoption of Turkic languages by …
Was Jebe captured and executed by Kipchaks and Russians?
Oct 31, 2020 · The biography of Jebe's subordinate, Ishmael, in the Yuan Shi provides an actual reference to Jebe's death in vague terms. It states that they defeated the Russian prince, Mstislav, defeated the Kangli, and subdued the Kipchak. Then it briefly reports, "The army return [ed], Jebe die [d]". By the time that Ishmael linked up with Chinggis Khan ...
The Pecheneg (850-1122 AD) - History Forum
Apr 15, 2013 · What is certain is that the pechenegs were defeated by the kipchak-oghuz tribes in the 8th century, and this resulted in the pechenegs moving into the area around the Ural river. Near the end of the 9th century, they received an other attack (khazars, kipchaks, oghuz), and were forced to move into the Itil (Volga) region.
Do Hungarians have any relation to the Turkic peoples?
Nov 18, 2023. #6. At Each Kilometer said: Hungarian is indeed a member of the Uralic language family. It is the Turanism of the old, a movement seeking to unite culturally all Turkic, Uralic, Mongolic and even Tungusic peoples, living in Turkey …
Was Turks More Than Mongols in Genghis Khan's Army?
Jan 8, 2016 · Turkey. Hello from Turkey! I asked this because there is a rumor in Turkey: "Turks was more than Mongols in Genghis Khan's army". For me it is possible. Because if we look now Mongols are minority. Turks are more. But I don't say "Genghis Khan is Turk" ! But as you know Turks and Mongols are two brother race. We are brother from the Huns.
Difference between Rus and Russia? | History Forum
Apr 27, 2015 · First of all, the first difference that stands out is the name. In Old East Slavic and Russian: Rus (Рѹ́сь, Russia (Россия. The biggest difference, however, is the attitude that people had towards the government. Kievan Rus, contrary to popular myth, was very democratic. The country was split into several principalities ...
Commander with most battles won in history? | History Forum
Mar 22, 2019 · 1221 2nd Georgian Battle (<20,000 vs stated 60,000, a rather large number) 6. 1222 Alan/Circassian/Kipchaks Northern Caucasus Tribal Coalition (<<20,000 vs larger force) 7. 1222 Don River Kipchaks Buzu River (unknown) 8. 1223 Rus/Kipchak Coalition Battle of the Kalka (~20,000 vs a much larger foe, 40-80,000) 9. 1224 Olbari Kipchaks (unknown) 10 ...
Conquest of Siberia - History Forum
Oct 28, 2015 · The Muscovite rulers claimed to be the legitimate heirs of the Kipchak Khans, and that was the basis for their conquest of the territories into which the Kipchak Khanate had divided, namely the Khanates of Kazan, Astrakhan, Crimea and Sibir.