Kovács, Szilvia

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A szegedi turkológus kutató a 11-13. századi Kelet- és Közép-Európa egyik meghatározó nomád népe, a kunok történetét dolgozta föl az 1054/55 és az 1230-as évek vége közötti időszakra vonatkozóan. A kezdő dátum a kunoknak a Volga folyótól nyugatra való megjelenését jelöli, a záró…

The Kumans were a Turkic-speaking people that comprised the western branch of the Kipchak tribal union. They appeared in Eastern Europe in the second half of the eleventh century and dominated the steppe territories from the Volga to the lower Danube until the Mongol invasion. A…

The term Kipchak may refer to (1) one of the tribes of the second/eighth-century Kimek tribal union, (2) the nomadic tribal union occupying the area between western Siberia and the lower Danube from the beginning of the fifth/eleventh century to the seventh/thirteenth-century Mo…

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 pr…