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Tuqaq

Tuqaq is described as the father of Seljuq, the founder of the eponymous dynasty, in the Maliknamah tradition.

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Ethno-political affiliations

Khazar EmpireClifford Edmund BosworthA. C. S. Peacock
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Subashy
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SeljuqEponymous dynasty
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Tuqaq

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples86
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Tuqaq

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related to Biography · 30
Tuqaq → Accounts, Adim, Also, Amir Tuqaq, Athir, Beg, Chief Counsel, He, Hebraeus, Husayni, Ibn Husayni, In, Iron Bow, Islamic, It, Khajar Turks, Khakans, Khazar, Khazars, King
related to Maliknamah · 25
Tuqaq → Adim's Bughyat, Alp Arslan, Amir Inanj Beg, Athir, Aḵbār, Bar Hebraeus, Beg, Besides, CE, Chronicon Syriacum, Dawlat, Ibn, Ibn Husayni, Kāmil, Maliknamah, Mirkhvand, Rawżat, Saljūqīya, Seljuqs, Talab
related to Ethno-political affiliations · 11
Tuqaq → Arabic, Clifford Edmund Bosworth, However, Khazar Empire, Khazar Turk, Maliknama, Oghuz Turks, Peacock, Qiniq, Seljuqs, The Seljuqs
related to Others · 11
Tuqaq → Amid's, Ibn Hassul, Jirjis, Majmu, Makin Ibn, Maliknama, Maliknamah, Mubarak, Seljuq, Seljuqid, Tughril
related to Saljuq-nama · 9
Tuqaq → Din Nishapuri, Koranic, Luqman, Saljuq-nama, Seljuq, Some, The, Toghrul III, Zahir

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seljuq maliknamah father turks saljuq-nama seljuqs ibn yabghu also notes history beg al-athir husayni early luqman details however described eponymous

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyMirkhvand0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyMaliknamah0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyChief Counsel0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyKing0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyYabghu0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyKhazars0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyHe0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyTemuryaligh0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyIron Bow0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographySeljuq0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyTurks0.60section
Tuqaqrelated to BiographyYabghu's0.60section

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