Türk. Numerous examples attest to this. With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk.
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With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk. Numerous examples attest to this.
Türk Numerous examples attest to this.
Türk. Numerous examples attest to this. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk. Numerous examples attest to this. With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created.
Türk. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk. With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created. Numerous examples attest to this.
Numerous examples attest to this. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk. With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created.
Türk With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created.
Numerous examples attest to this. Türk Numerous examples attest to this. Thus Čakin Čur-Bilga one of the kings of Panjikent at the end of the 7th century was a Türk and his successor Dēwāštīč though bearing an Iranian name was himself of Türk. With the conquest of Sogdiana by the Türk armies against the Hephtalites in 560 a genuine Sogdo-Türk fusion was created.
