The relationships of Pechenegs ond Kıpchaks with Byzantine State

Turk are the most important among the nationality. Their first appearence in their first geography forced them regular and continuously migration from central Asia between B.C. IV. Century and A.C. XV. Century because of the insufficient climate and grassland, epidemics, domecticand foreign pressureans also desire of obtaining new residence. Thus pechenegs and kıpchaks, whose are the between old pages of turkish history, began the migration with exponsion from central Asia to the west in IX. century, in order Caucaus, North steppes of black sea, Central Europa, Balkans and Anatolian geography. Some of Kıpchaks exponded wide range in this area inside of it some parts of Middle East and South Asia. Pechenegs and Kıpchaks, which prevailed in this wide range area affected directly the fortune of Khazar, Mogol, Georgian, Selcuks, Russian, Bulgarian, Hungarian and Byzantium emperor. Although Pechenegs and Kıpchaks are indicated as a destructive community, when that time conditions are thought '' This actions is refured to as ''Barbarie'' it seen an effort for surviving. Pechenegs and Kıpchaks, prevailing in a wide geography couldn't collect other Turkish communities under one roof, so they couldn't be a state and khanate there fore Pechenegs and Kıpchaks under influence of other cultures lost their identity and became Christian. Key Words: Central Asia, Pechenegs, Kıpchaks, Barbarie, Migration.