- The
Basmyls (
Basmyl; Basmals, Basmils, Old Turkic: 𐰉𐰽𐰢𐰞, romanized: Basmïl, Chinese: 拔悉蜜/密/彌; pinyin: Báxīmì/mì/mí,
Middle Chinese ZS:...
- yet
steadily Turkicizing, people,
Basmyls,
likely contributed to the
ethnogenesis of
Argyns because both
Basmyls and
Argyns occupied roughly the same...
- 627. In 742, the Uyghurs, Karluks, and
Basmyls rebelled against the
Second Turkic Khaganate. In 744, the
Basmyls captured the Turk
capital of Ötüken and...
-
alliance of
Basmyls,
Uyghurs and
Karluks overthrew Göktürks and in the
spring of 745
killed the last
Ozmish Qaghan. At first, the
Basmyl chief was elected...
- versa.
Historical Turkic groups Az
Dingling Bulgars Esegel Barsils Alat
Basmyl Onogurs Saragurs Sabirs Shatuo Ongud (from Shatuo) Göktürks
Oghuz Turks...
- fighting.
Kutlug I
Bilge Kagan of
Uyghurs allied himself with the
Karluks and
Basmyls, and
defeated the Göktürks. In 744
Kutlug seized Ötüken and
beheaded the...
-
established a new
tribal confederation with the
Uygur and
Basmyl tribes. However,
Karluks and
Basmyls were
defeated and
forcibly incorporated into the Toquz...
- one of his
shads (governors). However, Pan Kül
Tigin was
defeated by
Basmyls, a
Turkic tribe.
During the
interregnum after Pan Kül Tigin's death, Kutluk...
-
understudied period".
Members of the Turk-lead
Ashina dynasty also
ruled the
Basmyls, and the
Karluk Yabghu State; and
possibly also
Khazars and Karakhanids...
- and
Uyghurs later allied themselves against the
Basmyl, and
within two
years they
toppled the
Basmyl khagan. The
Uyghur yabghu became khagan and the Karluk...
