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KHAZAR SYNOPSIS

Khazars
Ch. Kesa, Asa, and Gejie; and other variations
Subdivisions and ethnic affiliates
750 BC-1349 AD

W Huns
5th c. AD
Kushan
6th c. AD
Avaria
6th c. AD
W. Goktürk Kaganate
7th c. AD
Subar anabasis Kurbat Bulgaria
AD 630-660
Khazaria
expansion
ca AD 650-850
Kangar anabasis
AD 750
 
 
Khazaria
ca AD 800
per Gumilev
Khazaria
AD 850
Rus
AD 900
Khazaria
Kagan Domain
10th c. AD
Itil Bulgaria
ca AD 800
Bulgaria
AD 900
Bulgaria
AD 950.gif (92K)
Bulgaria
AD 1050.gif (92K)
 
   

 Contents

 

 Posting Foreword

Khazars and Khazaria probably have more dimensions than any other historical phenomena. Their meteoric rise and collapse parallel that of the Vikings and England. A small group of Vikings captured continental Brittany and became French-speaking Norman rulers. A small group of Normans captured insular Brittany and became its English-speaking rulers. Soon, they dissolved, the land took over, and the Norman possession became the England we know today. Likewise, a small Khazar tribe of the Bulgar and Suvar milieu was thrown to the top by the interplay of the Avar, Bulgar, and Western Türkic Kaganates. Under their name fell states and peoples incomparably more numerous and powerful, and for 400 years they became personification of their subjects, much like the Normans in England, Spaniards in Mexico, and Vikings in Rus. The Khazar's subjects became transparent. After the fall of the Hunnic kingdom in the N. Caucasus, Khazars took over the defense of the Caucasus from the Arab conquests, and grew to become a personification of the entire Eastern Europe for the entire Moslem world. For a time, they became a great European power. And then, their power was punctured by nearly sequential Arab assault, Kangar/Bosnyak conquest, Viking assaults, split and expansion of the Rus principalities, Kipchak conquests, and revival of the Bulgar independence. In 11th c., what in the 10th c. used to be called Khazaria became called Kipchak. Kipchak fell under Mongolian rule, but the Khazar lands were never ruled from Mongolia, they remained a part of the Kipchak lands till the disintegration of the Kipchak and its gradual conquest by the Rus kingdom just before its own expiration.

  In retrospect, the Khazar history somehow swaged down to the history of its religious conversions, and the history of the Khazar people and subjects swaged down to the history of the Ashkinazim. Without Ashkinazim, Khazars would become a background noise of the past. The reigning powers of the area not only do not hold themselves as Khazar outcrops, they actively create their own historical myths where Khazars do not exist. Forgotten is the epos of the Khazar 150 years-long war with the Arab Caliphate, the Hunnic kingdom, the Masguts called Alans, the Caucasian Kayis, the Tenriism that ruled most of the Eurasia, the source of the European Islam, the source of the pre-Mongol Rus and Kipchak. They all are invisible shades under a floodlight of religious conversions from one parochial denomination to another. Gods of history work in mysterious ways.

At the same time, few nations can boast a richer history, more sparkling gems, higher peaks and lower troughs than the Khazars. Just a list of the peoples, whose fate was connected with the Khazar state, is both exceedingly long and incomplete. They are, of course Khazars, and then the Huns, Avars, Bulgars, Kangars, Bechens, Kipchaks, Oguzes, Slavs, Vikings, Masguts, Kayis, Armenians, Georgians, Adyges, Nakhs, Mordva, Merya, Azeris, Arabs, Horezmians, Persians, Sogdians, Goktürks, Hungarians, and certainly the Jews, Ashkenazim, Karaims, and the Tats. Even the possessed Hitler could not have savored his slaughterhouse had not the Khazaria furnished him millions upon millions of the Khazar Ashkenazim descendents, nor would Czechia and Poland develop their industries, nor would England have its heyday under Disraeli, nor would France have its banker barons. Without Khazars, the European history would go flat and moldy.

Contents

Содержание

   
L. Gmyrya Caspian Huns
A. Mukhamadiev Khazar Coins
A. Mukhamadiev А New Light
Ivik, Kluchnikov Khazars
П. Голден Обращение Хазар в Иудейство
E. Elhaik Ashkenazim and Türkics
С. Pletneva Kipchaks
I. Kyzlasov Turkic Alphabets
Z. Miftakhov History of Tatar people
DjagfarTarihi
Saltovo-Mayak Culture
Cimlyansk Citadel

Khazar Dateline
Bulgar Dateline
Sabir Dateline
Baryn Dateline
Л. Гмыря Каспийские Хунны
А. Мухамадиев Хазарские монеты
А. Мухамадиев Новый взгляд
Ивик, Ключников Хазары
П. Голден Обращение Хазар в Иудейство (Англ.)
Е. Елхаик Ашкеназим и Тюрки
С. Плетнева Половцы
И. Кызласов Turkic Alphabets
З. Мифтахов История Татар
Джафар Тарихи
Салтово-Маяцкая Культура (Англ.)
Цимлянская Крепость

Хазарская Хронология
Булгарская Хронология
Сабирская Хронология
Барынская Хронология

 

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In Russian
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Ogur and Oguz
Kurgan Culture
Ethnic Affiliation Scythians
Scythians and their descendents
Scytho-Iranian Theory
Burgund Dateline
Ephthalite Dateline
O.Frolova The ethnic name Burdjan
Alan Dateline
Avar Dateline
Besenyo Dateline
Bulgar Dateline
Huns Dateline
Karluk Dateline
Khazar Dateline
Kimak Dateline
Kipchak Dateline
Kyrgyz Dateline
Sabir Dateline
Seyanto Dateline
5/28/2014
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