Tribes of Central Asia till XIV.century
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We put the reviews of main nations Turks, Mongols and Tatars of Turkistan, briefly with main highlights. The most effective tribes in the past till XIV.Century at mentioned Turkistan area has been listed and explained with their contribution, their influential territories, their core characteristics. We did not write all political history of tribes but the remarkable details and informations. This thesis contains scientific attraction points such as importance of cashmere fabric, sticky rice, Denisova Cave with evidences. For fabric of cashmere, a new hypothesis has been put by us for the first time in literature for scientific discussions. We asked the goal driven questions too when necessary. We displayed some new opinions with indirect but strong indicative evidences in front of eyes. Likewise as our opinion about the founder tribe of Turkish Karakhanid State.Or like a clue for what could have had happened to main population of ancient Kirghiz masses. At last, we brang a new methodology to understand the Turkistan tribes more clearly in a different way of analyze based on correct historical datas which we believed would be very efficent for researchers which is a first at academy. A separate section had been allocated for specially prepared tables and graphs by us in order to analysis better the tribes with an holistic view. Of course our main purpose was to try to comprehend the functioning of Turks' unique magnificent tribe system.Our target is to bring a vision to future works.
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Çağlar Üstüner
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Çağlar Üstüner (Master Thesis). Tribes of Central Asia till XIV.century, 2021, Yeditepe University.
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