- Uyghur-speaking
people in the area, ****uḍa
became known as Čungul, Xungul, Qumul,
Qomul and
Kumul (Yengi Yezik̡: K̡umul, K̡omul). The
toponym Yīwúlú also appears...
-
remnants of it
migrated to Turfan,
Qomul (later Hami), and
Gansu in the
ninth century. The
Uyghurs in
Turfan and
Qomul founded Qocho and
adopted Manichaeism...
-
Khwarezmians Khwarazm Old
Uyghur Turkic 1300s AD
Uyghurs in
Turfan and
Qomul Mongolia, Hami,
Turpan and
Gansu Orkhon Turkic Turkic 1200s AD Göktürks...
- text is
represented by
three m****cripts, two from
Turfan and one from
Qomul. A
colophon to the
Uyghur text
notes that it was
translated from an unidentified...
-
marked by
instability and
internecine warfare, with Kashgar, Yarkant, and
Qomul as
major centers. Some
Chagatay princes allied with the
Timurids and Uzbeks...
