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Kipchaks

The Kipchaks, also spelled Qipchaqs, known as Polovtsians (Polovtsy) in Russian sources, were Turkic nomads and then a confederation that existed in the Middle Ages inhabiting parts of the Eurasian Steppe.

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related to Further reading · 137
Kipchaks → Academic, Acta Orientalia, African Studies, Aleksandr, Altaic World, András, Annales Universitatis Scientiarum Budapestinensis, AOrient, Argunşah, Asetilla, Ayn Jalut, Baski, Boswell, Bruce, Bulletin, Bíró, Cambridge, Cağaloğlu, Central Asia, Central Asiatic Journal
related to Turkic identity issue · 56
Kipchaks → Afghan, Armenians, Azerbaijani, Balkars, Barbarians, Boris Vladimirtsov, Chagatayan Uyghur, Chechens, China, Circassians, Cossacks, Crimean Tatar, Dagestanis, Due, Dzungars, Egyptians, Europe, Georgians, Golden Horde, However
related to Genetics · 36
Kipchaks → AD, Alternatively, C2, C2's, C2b1b1, Central Asia, D4, East Asian, European, F1b1b, Inner Asian, Karakypshak, Karakypshaks, Kazakh, Kazakhs, Kipchak, Kipchak-speaking Kazakhs, Kuang, Lee, May
related to Physical appearance · 34
Kipchaks → According, An, Article, Central Asia, Chinese, East Asian, East/Inner Asian, Eastern, Europe, Fair, Gardizi, Great Ming Code, Han Chinese, Iranian-speaking, It, Kipchak, Kuang, Lee, Qirghiz, Qun
related to Religion · 33
Kipchaks → Armenia, Armenian, Armenian Kingdom, Bagratid Armenia, Christian, Christianity, Cilicia, Confucianism, Cumans, Eastern Orthodox Christianity, Following, From, Georgian King David IV, Georgians, Golden Horde, Hanafi, However, Islam, Islamic, Khan
related to Kipchak peoples and languages · 31
Kipchaks → Balkars, Bashkirian, Bashkirs, Crimea, Crimean Tatars, Cuman, Especially, Karachays, Kazakh, Kazakhs, Kazakhstan, Kipchak, Kumyks, Kyrgyz, Lipka Tatars, Manavs, Middle Horde, Mishar, Nogays, Northwestern
related to Early Kipchaks · 27
Kipchaks → Alam, Altai, As, Caspian, Hudud, Ibn Khordadbeh, In, Irtysh, Ishim, Islamic, Khaganate, Khwarazmian, Kimek, Kipchak, Oghuz, Pontic, Qun, Siberia, Siberian Tatars, Sighnaq
related to Origins · 27
Kipchaks → Bashkir, Bulgar, Chinese, Golden, Groups, Kara-Khitai, Karluk, Kimek, Kipchak, Liao, Mongolian, Mongolic, Mongolic Khitans, Oghuz, On, Pecheneg, Peter Golden, Qara Khitai, Qay, Tatabı
related to Golden Horde, Mamluk Sultanate and Yuan dynasty · 26
Kipchaks → Although, Batu Khan, Chinese, Chinggisid, Eurasian, Genghis Khan, Golden Horde, Horde, Ibn Fadlallah, Indian, Jochi, Jochid Ulus, Kipchak Turkic, Kipchaks' Turkic, Mongol, Mongolian, Mongolian Borjigin, Mongolisation, Mongolization, Persian/Arab Islamic
related to Mongol conquest era · 25
Kipchaks → After, Alans, Christianization, Dnieper, Galicia, Hungary, Kalka River, Kiev, King Bela IV, Kipchak, Köten, Köten's, Mongol, Mongols, Mstislav Mstislavich, Nonetheless, Principality, Ruthenian, Ruthenians, The

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kipchak turkic golden kimek mongols also century isbn confederation among mongol horde doi peoples chinese became steppe history language early

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Kipchaksrelated to CumanCumania0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanKimek0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanThey0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanPersian0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanArab0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanDasht-i-Qipchaq0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to CumanQumaniyin0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to Early KipchaksWhile0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to Early KipchaksTurkic Khaganate0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to Early KipchaksAltai0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to Early KipchaksWhen0.60section
Kipchaksrelated to Early KipchaksKhaganate0.60section

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