- Nonetheless, the
Kipchaks were
defeated next.
Under khan Köten,
Kipchaks fled to the Prin****lity of Kiev (the Ruthenians),
where the
Kipchaks had several...
- Look up
Kipchak in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kipchak may
refer to:
Kipchaks, a
medieval Turkic people Kipchak languages, a
Turkic language group...
- The
Kipchak languages may be
broken down into four
groups based on
geography and
shared features (languages in bold are
still spoken today):
Kipchaks Kipchaks...
- Folban) and the
Kipchaks. ****ania was
known in
Islamic sources as Dasht-i
Qipchaq (دشت قپچاق)
which means "Steppe of the
Kipchaks" or "
Kipchak Plains" in Persian...
-
existed among the
Kipchaks, yet
anthropologically speaking the
majority of
Turkic peoples had East
Asian admixture and
generally Kimeks–
Kipchaks were dark-haired...
- Kara-Khanids like him
considered Yemeks to be "a
tribe of the
Kipchaks",
though contemporary Kipchaks considered themselves a
different party. The
ethnonym Yemäk...
- (Polovtsy, Folban, Vallany, Kun) and
Kipchaks; the
language was
similar to today's
various languages of the West
Kipchak branch. ****an is do****ented in medieval...
-
contacts between the
Georgians and ****ans-
Kipchaks date back to the 11th
century when the ****ans and
Kipchaks founded a
nomadic confederation in the southern...
- the
Kipchaks (Polovtsians) of
Golden Horde, or Bulgars, that
survived the
Mongol conquest of 1236–1237.
There were only
minor groups of
Kipchak tribes...
-
proposed that
Manavs descend from ****ans and
Kipchaks who
settled in the
Byzantine Empire. A
group of ****an-
Kipchaks who
headed to the
Balkans as a
result of...
