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Turkification, Turkization, or
Turkicization (Turkish: Türkleştirme)
describes a
shift whereby po****tions or
places received or
adopted Turkic attributes...
- Hattians, Cimmerians, as well as Ionian, Dorian, and
Aeolic Gr****s. The
Turkification of
Anatolia began under the rule of the
Seljuk Empire in the late 11th...
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Turks began migrating into
Anatolia in the 11th century,
starting the
Turkification process. The
Seljuk Sultanate of Rum
ruled Anatolia until the Mongol...
- of the
Committee of
Union and
Progress started a
program of
forcible Turkification of non-Turkish minorities. By 1914, the
World War I
broke out, and the...
- were also off for use as
fertilizer by the locals.
Spread of
Islam Turkification History of
Xinjiang ****cution of
Buddhists "The
mystery of China's...
- The
Republic of
Turkey has an
official policy in
place that
denies the
existence of the
Kurds as a
distinct ethnicity. The Kurds, who are an
Iranic people...
-
number of
which settled down in the
Caucasus and Iran,
resulting in the
Turkification of the
local po****tion. Over time they
converted to Shia
Islam and...
- and
Mongolic expansions; many were
subjected to
Slavicization and
Turkification.
Modern Iranian peoples include the Baloch, the Gilaks, the Kurds, the...
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Transjordan became a
stopover for pilgrims.
Increasing policies of
Turkification and
centralization adopted by the
Ottoman Empire in the wake of the...
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Ottomanism and
Islamism in
favor of
Turkish nationalism. He
advocated a
Turkification of the
Ottoman Empire, by
promoting Turkish language and
culture to...
