Kimeks

by Kovács, Szilvia

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The Kimek tribal union emerged in the second half of the second/eighth century and, during the third/ninth and fourth/tenth centuries, ruled the steppe stretching from the southern Urals through central Kazakhstan to the western Altai and the region north of Lake Balkhash (in present-day southeastern Kazakhstan). The core of the tribal union may have emerged in the Upper Irtysh area of present-day Kazakhstan in the second half of the first/seventh century or on the Kulunda plain of present-day …

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The Kimek tribal union emerged in the second half of the second/eighth century and, during the third/ninth and fourth/tenth centuries, ruled the steppe stretching from the southern Urals through central Kazakhstan to the western Altai and the region north of Lake Balkhash (in present-day southeastern Kazakhstan). The core of the tribal union may have emerged in the Upper Irtysh area of present-day Kazakhstan in the second half of the first/seventh century or on the Kulunda plain of present-day Russia and Kazakhstan in the

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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  • wc:ALei2899

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eng Islam

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Kovács, Szilvia

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