Interdisciplinary Studies on Turkic–Hungarian Relations in the Middle Ages
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Turkic–Hungarian relations, Middle Ages, Hungarian ethnogenesis, Khazars, Avars, Pechenegs, Cumans, Székelys, historical linguistics, archaeologySynopsis
Although Turkic–Hungarian relations have often been discussed in the context of Ottoman rule in Central Europe and the wars of the 16th and 17th centuries, the historical ties between the two peoples extend much further back in time. Prior to their settlement in the Carpathian Basin, the Hungarians established contacts with the Huns, Onogurs, Bulgars, and Khazars, while their encounters with the Avars took place within the Carpathian Basin itself. Their relations with the Pechenegs, Uzes, and Cumans, in turn, played a significant role in the history of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary. At different periods and to varying degrees, these peoples contributed to Hungarian ethnogenesis. Coexistence, political and military alliances, conflicts, migrations, and processes of assimilation left enduring traces on the Hungarian language, material culture, social structure, and historical memory. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the studies collected in this volume address some of the most prominent questions and research themes concerning early Turkic–Hungarian relations and provide a concise synthesis of the principal scholarly findings to date.
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Hazar–Macar ilişkileri
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Arkeolojik bulgular ışığında Hazar–Macar ilişkileri
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The Turkic variety used by the Khazars
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Avars in the 9th century AD. The state of the historical and archaeological research
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Hunnic components in the Hungarian ethnogenesis
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Székelys and Turks
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A well-known unknown writing: The Székely script
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Archaeogenetic data reveal the genetic composition of 10th-century conquering Hungarians
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Early Hungarian–Turkic language contact
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Nyelvészeti megjegyzések a Dentumoger elnevezéshez
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Between the global Christian vision and the search for the lost homeland: Friar Julian’s mission to Magna Hungaria
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An indeterminate sojourn: Hungarian aristocrats in the Byzantine Empire
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Macaristan’daki Peçeneklerin tarihine dair arkeolojik veriler: Genel bir değerlendirme
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Türkiye’de Peçeneklere dair literatür ve değerlendirilmesi
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Karpat Havzası’nda Kuman elitlerinin mezar buluntuları
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The connection between the ethnic histories of Kipchak-Turkic (Kuman) speaking peoples and Hungarians
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Turkic peoples in the Medieval layer of Hungarian legendary tradition
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21. yüzyılın ilk çeyreğinde Çuvaşça araştırmaları
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