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{{Short description|History of the Turkic peoples}}
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== Calendrical Timeline ==
=== ] ===
* '''240 BC''': Great Wall of China built to protect the nation against ].
* '''c. 202 BC''': ] ] ] conquered the Hunyu (渾庾), Qushe (屈射), ] (丁零), Gekun (鬲昆), and Xinli (薪犁);<ref>] '']'' "後北服渾庾、屈射、丁零、鬲昆、薪犁之國。…… 是時漢初定中國,……。" translation: "Later in the North subdued the Hunyu, Qushe, Dingling, Gekun, and Xinli. It was when the ] had just stabilized the Central Region, . "</ref> The Gekun and Xinli would later appear among the Turkic-speaking ], respectively, as ]<ref>Pulleyblank, E. G. "The Name of the Kirghiz." Central Asiatic Journal 34, no. 1/2 (1990). p. 99</ref> and ].<ref>Pulleyblank, "Central Asia and Non-Chinese Peoples of Ancient China", p. VII 21-26.</ref><ref>Duan, "Dingling, Gaoju and Tiele", p. 370.</ref> The ] were also proposed to be early Proto-]<ref>
Hyun Jin Kim: . Cambridge University Press, 2013. pp.175-176.</ref><ref>
Peter B. Golden: in ''Contact and Exchange in the Ancient World''. Ed. Victor H. Mair. University of Hawaii Press, 2006. p.140</ref> or ancestors of ] among the ].{{efn|Shiwei were stated in most Chinese sources (e.g. ] 100, ] 84, ] 199) to be relatives to para-Mongolic-speaking ]; the sub-tribe Mengwu Shiwei 蒙兀室韋 were identitied as ancestors and namesakes of the ]<ref>Xu (2005) p. 175-176, 184</ref>}}<ref>] " txt: "室韋, 契丹别種, 東胡之北邊, 蓋丁零苗裔也" translation by Xu (2005:176) "The Shiwei, who were a collateral branch of the Khitan inhabited the northern boundary of the Donghu, were probably the descendants of the Dingling ... Their language was the same as that of the Mohe."</ref><ref>Xu Elina-Qian, , University of Helsinki, 2005. p. 176. quote: "The Mohe were descendants of the Sushen and ancestors of the Jurchen, and identified as Tungus speakers."</ref> or related to ] and ] speakers,<ref>Werner, Heinrich ''Zur jenissejisch-indianischen Urverwandtschaft''. Harrassowitz Verlag. 2004 . </ref>

]

=== ] ===

]

=== ] ===
]

=== ] ===

=== ] ===

=== ] ===

=== ] ===
* '''395''': ]

=== ] ===
* '''480''': ] between the ] and the ]

== ]/Turks ==

=== ] ===
]


* '''540''': The re-emergence of the lost ] Turks mentioned in the ]<ref>{{Cite web|date=18 December 2020|title=Geçmişten Günümüze Türk Tarihi|url=https://www.storyandhistory.org/turk-tarihi/|access-date=18 December 2020|website=Story And History|language=tr}}</ref>
* '''552''': ] revolt against ] domination. Establishment of the ].
* '''565''': Defeat of the ] on their war with ].
* '''582''': Separation of the ].

]

== ] ==

=== ] ===

* '''630''': ] came under Chinese domination, ] came under Chinese influence.
* '''639''': ] prince ]'s attempt on a Turkic revolt in the Chinese emperor's palace.
* '''659''': ] came under Chinese rule.
* '''674''': The appearance of Turkic mercenaries (]) in ] armies.
* '''681''': ] established.
* '''699''': The establishment of the ] (in present-day ])

=== ] ===

* '''626-627''': ] ]' request for help from the ], the ]' invasion of the ] by defeating the ]
* '''630''': ]' settlement in the ]-] basin, which was affiliated to the ], and the establishment of the ] in the north of the ].
* '''651-652''': War of the ] and the ], who overthrew the ] and captured all of ]
* '''678''': The division of the ] by the westward pressure of the ]

== ] ==

=== ] ===
]'s memorial complex in ].]]
* '''705-715''': Arabs take ]
* '''720-735''': ] in ]
* '''721-737''': ] attack against Arabs
* '''744''': The destruction of the ] by the rebellious ], ] and ]
* '''745''': Establishment of the ], independent khanate of ] in what is today ]
* '''750''': The strengthening of ]-] relations after the ] came to the head of the Arab Empire
* '''751''': The entry of the ] into ], the defeat of the Chinese by the Arabs with the help of the ] in the ], the conversion of the ] to ]
* '''762''': ] aided ] in China in suppressing the ]
* '''765''': Adoption of the ] by the ]
* '''766''': The dissolution of the ] by the ] of the ], the establishment of the autonomous ], the laying of the foundations of the ] by the ] who escaped from the ] and migrated to the vicinity of the ] and ] lakes.
* '''789-795''': Fight for the throne and decline in the ]


=== ] ===

* '''713-737''': ], ] loss of ]
* '''716''': The first written agreement of the ] with the ] and the start of taxation
* '''717-718''': Aid of the ] to ] against the ]
* '''740''': Adoption of ] as the official religion of the ]
* '''745-775''': Bulgarian-Byzantine relations tense
* '''764''': Invasion of the ] and ] by the ], defeating the ]
* '''780''': Founding of ]
* '''792''': After the ], ] began to pay taxes to the ] again.


== ] ==
] at its greatest extent.]]
] that is being considered as an Avar lamellar helmet from ], Dated 560-600 AD.<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Kubik |first1=Adam |title=The Kizil Caves as an terminus post quem of the Central and Western Asiatic pear-shape spangenhelm type helmets The David Collection helmet and its place in the evolution of multisegmented dome helmets, Historia i Świat nr 7/2018, 141-156. |page=151 |url=https://www.academia.edu/36969235 |language=en|journal=Histïria I Swiat|date=2008|volume=7}}</ref>]]
=== ] ===

* '''821''': ] repulse ]
* '''832''': The ] plunged into turmoil
* '''840''': The collapse of the ] as a result of the attack of the ], the establishment of the ], the escape of the ] to the southwest, the ], who did not recognize the ] sovereignty, declared their independence and laid the foundation of the ].
* '''848''': The establishment of the ] of the ] who migrated to the South West
* '''856''': The establishment of the ] by another ] branch that migrated to the southwest.

=== ] ===


* '''860''': The Russians, who expanded to the south, reached ] in the ].
* '''861''': Migration of ] around ] to the north of the ] under the pressure of ], ] and ]
* '''889''': The advance of the ] in the north of the ] to the west under the pressure of the ] and ]
* '''892''': The ] advancing to the west forced the ] from the ] to migrate beyond the ], forming an agreement with the ].

=== ] and ] ===

* '''833-842''': The increasing influence of ] in the ] palace during ]'s reign
* '''836''': The relocation of the ] capital from ] to ], where the ] was located
* '''868''': ] sovereignty over ], ], ] and the north of ] but still remain within the ]

== ] ==

=== ] ===

* '''923''': The establishment of the ] by the ], descended from the ], in the north of China
* '''924''': The destruction of the ] by the ], the end of the Turkic rule in ], the migration of the ] to their present homeland.
* '''934''': With ]'s acceptance of ], the ] adopt the religion of ]
* '''979''': The ] came under the domination of the Northern ], the Turkic presence in the north of China melted.
* '''990-999''': The ] destroyed the ], ] came under Turkic rule after 300 years.

=== ] ===

* '''920''': Russo-Pecheneg War
* '''922''': Visit of ] as ] to the ], which converted to Islam
* '''940''': Russian-Byzantine alliance against ], ] lose ]
* '''943''': ] allied with the ] against the ]
* '''965''': ]'s alliance with the ] against the ]
* '''968-972''': ]' attacks on the ]
* '''969''': The capture of the ] capital by the ] king ], the withdrawal of the ] to the north of the ]
* '''985''': ]'s alliance with the ] against the ]
* '''986''': Settlements of the ] in the south of ] by breaking away from the ]

=== ] and ] ===

* '''905''': The end of the ] dynasty in ] by the ]
* '''935''': Another ] dynasty, the ], seized power in ] and dominated ], ], ] and northern ].
* '''977''': Sabuktigin establishs ] in Khorasan(modern-day )
* '''969''': Termination of the rule of the ] by the ]

== ] ==
].]]
]
] during its greatest extent under the reign of ].]]
=== ] ===

* '''1030''': Ghaznavid Empire reaches to its greatest extent under ].
* '''1036''': The ] came under the rule of the Mongolian ].
* '''1042''': The division of the ] into East and West
* '''1050''': The destruction of the ] by the invasion of the ]
* '''1089''': ]-centered Western Karakhanid State entered the ] nationality
* '''1091''': The Eastern Karakhanid State, based in ], became subject to the ].
* '''1092''': As a result of the ] being dragged into internal turmoil, the two Karakhanid states became independent again.

=== ] ===

* '''1016''': The destruction of the ] by the ] and the ]
* '''1037''': Settlement of ] defeated by the ] in ]
* '''1061-1068''': The ], who defeated the ], captured the north of the ] and ]
* '''1091''': After the ], the ], who attacked the ], which was in turmoil, were destroyed by the Byzantine-Kipchak alliance around ].
* '''1093''': ] decisive defeat of the ] at the ].{{efn|Curta states "The Cumans defeated Sviatopolk II, grand prince of Kiev in 1093 and took Torchesk."{{sfn|Curta|2019|p=176}}}}{{sfn|Guimon|2021|p=362}}

=== ] ===
* '''1038''': Establishment of the ] in ].
* '''1040''': In the ], the ] defeated the ] and spread towards ].
* '''1048''': The ], who defeated the Byzantine-Georgian alliance at the ], entered ].
* '''1055''': ] conquer ] and seize the ].
* '''1064''': ] conquer ] Castle and break the Armenian-Georgian resistance
* '''1071''': The ] ] who have defeated the ] at the ], started settlements at ].{{cn|date=July 2022}}
* '''1072''': Establishment of ] in ] as subordinate to ]
* '''1077''': Establishment of the ] whose capital is ] as subordinate to the ].
* '''1081''': The construction of the navy on the ] coast of the Çaka Principality and the establishment of the ]
* '''1085''': Establishment of the Syrian Seljuk State.
* '''1092''': As a result of the murder of ] by the ], the ] was dragged into internal turmoil
* '''1096''': The destruction of the pioneers of the ] by the ] in ]
* '''1096-1099''': As a result of the ], ] and ] were taken back by ], and ] were formed on the ]n and ] coasts.
=== ] ===

* '''1001-1027''': The expeditions of ], the ] of the ], to India, resulted in the spread of Turkish sovereignty and ] to the north of ] and ]
* '''1037-1059''': The struggle of the ] with the ], ] and ] being dominated by the ]
* '''1059''': ] between ] and ]
* '''1079-1080''': ]'s defeat of the ], who gained power in ]
== ] ==
=== ] ===
* '''1100''': The ] defeated the ] in ] and definitively stopped the ]' advance to ].
* '''1101''': The defeat of the ] and the ] by the Crusaders in ] and ]
* '''1104''': The ] defeated the Crusaders in ] and blocked their advance to the ].
* '''1104''': Establishment of ] in ]
* '''1105-1128''': Seljuks struggle against the Crusaders in ], the resistance of ] and ] to the Crusader sieges
* '''1127''': Establishment of ] in ]
* '''1127-1174''': The struggle of the ]'s with the Crusaders
* '''1144''': The conquest of ] by the ]'s
* '''1144''': Establishment of Beytegin Atabeylik in ]
* '''1147-1149''': Organized after the fall of ], in the ], the ] defeated the Crusaders' German army in ] and ], the ]'s repelled the Crusaders' ]
* '''1150''': The elimination of the ], one of the four Crusader states, by the ]
* '''1154''': Elimination of the ] by the ]
* '''1173-1178''': The ] became the only power in ] by capturing all the lands of the ].
* '''1174-1183''': ]'s Ending ] sovereignty in ]
* '''1176''': The defeat of the ] by the ] in the ], the finalization of the ] sovereignty in ]
* '''1190''': The invasion of ] by the German arm of the Crusaders in the ], the disintegration of the German army after the drowning of the German Emperor ] in ]

=== ] and ] ===

* '''1092-1118''': Internal turmoil and emergence of semi-independent atabeyliks within the ]
* '''1132''': The Mongolian ] started to move towards Turkic lands by eliminating the ].
* '''1134''': ] overthrow the Eastern Karakhanids
* '''1137''': ] overthrow the Western Karakhanids and demolish their dominance in ]
* '''1141''': The collapse of the ], which was defeated by the ] in the ]
* '''1154-1157''': Dissolution of the ] after the rebellion of the ], the independence of the ]
* '''1182-1194''': The ] conquered ] by defeating ], ] and ]
* '''1188''': The elimination of the ], one of the successors of the ], by the ]
* '''1194''': The abolition of the Iraqi Seljuk State, one of the successors of the ], by the ].

=== ] ===

* '''1117''': The entry of the ] army into ] and the taxation of the ]
* '''1119''': Consolidation of the ]'s dominance in northern ]
* '''1135''': The Great Seljuk army re-entering ] and taxing the ] again
* '''1148-1151''': Great destruction caused by the ] after capturing ]
* '''1152''': ] liberation of ] from ]
* '''1157-1163''': With the disintegration of the ], ] and ] fell back into the hands of the ].
* '''1186''': The collapse of the ], which continued to dominate ], with ] as its capital, caused by the ].

=== ] ===

* '''1111-1116''': ] tribes defeated by the ]
* '''1123''': ] supported by ] expel ] from Tbilisi
* '''1150''': The Kipchaks regain their strength in the ].
* '''1154''': The Kipchaks, who repulsed the ], re-established their dominance around ].
* '''1157-1174''': Conflicts between ] and ]
* '''1174-1185''': Military successes of the ] against the ]

== ] ==
] in the ]]]
] in ], Turkey|359x359px]]

=== ] and the ] ===

* '''1202''': The expansion of the ] to ] by eliminating the ]
* '''1207''': The opening of the ] to the ] with the conquest of ]
* '''1214''': The opening of the ] to the ] with the conquest of ]
* '''1228''': Elimination of the ] by the ]
* '''1230''': The ], who escaped from the ] and advanced to ], were stopped by the ] in the ]
* '''1239''': The ] weakened the ].
* '''1243''': The defeat of the ] by the ] in the ]
* '''1250''': The seizure of power by the Turkish-origin ] in ], putting an end to the ]
* ] laid the foundations of the principality in ]
* '''1299''': Founding of the ]

=== ] ===

* '''1212''': The elimination of the ], who ruled in ], by the ].

=== ] ===

* '''1206''': Establishment of ] by Turkish-origin slave commanders
* '''1236''': ]'s domination of all of ], ] and ]
* '''1290''': Turkish-origin ] seized power in the ]
The ] has been completely ] since ].

=== ] ===

* '''1320-1424''': ] in ] established and ruled most of the India.
* '''1346''': The ] entered ].
* '''1361''': ] by the ] occurred.
* '''1370''': ]'s seizure of power, establishment of ].
* '''1382''': ] leads the ]'s Army and sets ].
* '''1389''': ]: ] ]
* '''1389-1403''': Reign of ]
* '''1398''': ]'s ]

=== ] ===
==== ] ====

* '''1402''': ] between ] and ]
* '''1406''': Re-emergence of ] and ] people on the stage of history
* '''1453''': ] by ]
* '''1453-1504''': The golden age of the ].

==== ] ====

* '''1405''': ]'s death
* '''1405-1447''': Arrival of ] in ]
* '''1447-1449''': ]
* '''1456''': Establishment of the ]

==== ] ====

* '''1414-1517''': Delhi Sultanate's Turkic dynasty Iranianized

==== ] ====

* '''1430''': ] formed
* '''1445''': Establishment of the ]
* '''1462-1505''': ] created
* '''1473''': ]: ]

== New Age ==
] at ]]]

=== ] ===

==== ] ====

* '''1502''': The ]'s destruction of the ] State
* '''1552''': ]'s annexation of the ]
* '''1556''': The annexation of the ] by ]
* '''1557''': ]'s annexation of the ]
* '''1571''': ] burns ]
* '''1580-1598''': Russia's elimination of the ]

==== ] ====

* '''1500''': ] and ] in ]
* '''1510''': The defeat of ] by ]

==== ] ====

* '''1502''': ]'s establishment of the ] in ]
* '''1514''': The ], the settlement of the ] in ]
* '''1516''': ], ] taking ] and ] from the ]
* '''1517''': ] domination in ]
* '''1534''': ] taking ] from ]
* '''1538''': ] domination in ]
* '''1551''': ] rule reaching ] and ]
* '''1578''': ] reaching the ]
* '''1590''': ] conquest of the entire ] and ]

==== ] ====

* '''1526''': Establishment of the ]

==== ] ====

* '''1516''': Establishment of ] administration in ]
* ] domination in ]
* '''1551''': Beginning of ] rule in ]
* '''1557''': Establishment of the ] by the ]
* '''1574''': Beginning of ] rule in ]
* '''1577''': The spread of ] rule in ]
* '''1576-1580''': ] influence in ]

=== ] ===

==== ] ====

* '''1600''': The defeat of the ].
* '''1606''': The ], which symbolized the ]'s peak
* '''1683''': ] by the ].
* '''1699''': ]. The decline of the ].

==== ] ====

==== ] ====

* '''1605''': ] invasion of ]
* '''1615-1650''': The struggle of the ] people against the ]
* '''1620''': Russia's annexation of ] lands
* '''1628''': ] domination by ]
* '''1628-1630''': Another ] tribe, the ], who were defeated by the Eastern Mongols, trampled on ] and settled in the ] region.
* '''1634-1642''': ]'s suppression of the ] revolts
* '''1639''': ]'s Reaching the ]
* '''1680''': ] capture ], end of ]

==== ] ====

* '''1628-1658''': ], ] of ].
* '''1658-1707''': ], ] of ].

=== ] ===
], a member of the Turkic ], who established ].]]

==== ] ====

* '''1742-1775''': ] in ] (Tatar uprising)
* '''1783''': Annexation of ] by the ].

==== ] ====

* '''1717-1730''': ] of the ].
* '''1736-1747''': ] of ] origin established ], owning the identity of Turkic ].
* '''1794''': ] founded in ] by a ].
==== ] ====

* '''1709''': Establishment of ]
* '''1709-1718''': The ]-] Conflict
* '''1718''': The division of the ] into three kingdoms.
* '''1721''': ]'s annexation of ]
* '''1731''': The minor part of the ] came under ] protection.
* '''1740-1747''': ] domination in the ]
* '''1755-1759''': The ], which took over the administration in ], seized ] which was in the hands of the ]
* '''1755''': ] under the rule of the ], which seized power in ]
* '''1756''': ]'s capture of the ] region
* '''1785''': ] takeover of the ]

==== ] ====

* '''1705''': The ] appointed in ], which was a part of the ]
* '''1798-1799''': ] expedition of ]. Turkish-French conflicts.

=== ] ===

==== ] ====

* '''1829''': ]'s independence
* '''1878''': ], ], ], ] gaining their independence, ] gaining autonomy
* '''1881''': Greek annexation of ]
* '''1881''': ]'s birth
* '''1885''': ]'s annexation of ]

* '''1813''': ]'s annexation of ] and ]
* '''1827''': ] domination of the ]
* '''1828''': ]' entry into ] domination
* '''1828''': ]'s annexation of ] and ]
* '''1829''': Russia's annexation of ]
* '''1839''': ] in the ]
* '''1876''': The first constitution of the ] legislated.

==== ] ====

* '''1820''': The ] of the ] came under the rule of the ]
* '''1847''': The lands of the ] completely passed into the hands of ]
* '''1851-1854''': The defeat of the ] to the ]
* '''1864''': The start of ] expeditions to ]
* '''1865''': Establishment of Kashgar Khanate in ]
* '''1866''': The ] came under ] rule
* '''1868''': The ] came under ] rule
* '''1871''': ] occupation of ]
* '''1873''': The ] came under ] rule
* '''1876''': Russia's annexation of the ]
* '''1877-1878''': ]'s elimination of the Khanate of Kashgar
* '''1881-1884''': ]'s annexation of ]

==== ] ====

* '''1805''': The ] came under the auspices of the ] who defeated the ]
* '''1857''': The ] overthrow the ], the end of nine centuries of Turkish rule/existence in ]

==== ] ====

* '''1807''': ] abolish ], ] patrol around ] to intercept slave ships
* '''1822''': ]'s entry into ] rule
* '''1830-1842''': ] invasion of ]
* '''1831-1840''': Ottoman-Egyptian struggle, ] gaining autonomy
* '''1869''': Opening of the ]
* '''1881''': Second ]
* '''1882''': ] invasion of ]
* '''1885''': ] invasion of ]
* '''1885''': End of Turkish rule in ]
* '''1888''': ] invasion of ], end of Turkish presence in ]

=== ] ===
* '''1905''': Beginning of ].
* '''1910-1920''': ] of ] and ]
* '''1911-1912''': Invasion of ] by ]
* '''1912''': Balkan wars
* '''1915-1916''': ]
* '''1917''': ]'s declaration of autonomy
* '''1918''': The ] was signed between ] and the ].
* '''1919-1922''': The ] took place.
* '''1919-1928''': ] against the ]
* '''1921-1944''': ]
* '''1922''': ] victory over ]
* '''1923''': ] proclaimed to be a ]
* '''1932-1934''': ] of ] in ]
* '''1938''': ]'s death
* '''1944''': Short-lived ] established with the help of the ] army
* '''1955''': ]: Declaring ] (]) an autonomous region
* '''1971''': ] withdrawal from ]
* '''1974''': ]
* '''1983''': The declaration of independence of the ]
* '''1988''': The beginning of the Azeri-Armenian conflict
* '''1990''': Soviet invasion of ]
* '''1991''': The collapse of the ] and the emergence of the ]
* '''1992''': Admission of the ] Turkic republics to the ]:
** ]
** ]
** ]
** ]
** ]
* '''1992''': The first Turkic Speaking Countries Summit was held in ] on 30 October 1992.
* '''1993''': The occupation of a region of ] by the ].
* '''1993''': In 1993, the Turkish Culture and Arts Joint Administration was established in ], which provides cooperation in the fields of culture and arts of Turkic Speaking Countries.
* '''1993''': The first Turkic Congress, which was a cultural, economic and political forum and was attended by all ] and communities and related communities.

=== ] ===

* '''2005:''' ] in ].
* '''2005:''' Kazakh leader ]'s proposal to establish a common market in ] in his address to the nation.
* '''2005''': ] in Uzbekistan
* '''2006:''' ] put into service.
* '''2007:''' The first meeting of ] countries to determine the status of the ].
* '''2008:''' Establishment of the ] between ], ], ] and ] on 21 November 2008.
* '''2009:''' Establishment of ].
* '''2013:''' ]
* '''2016:''' ] by ]


==Notes==
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==References==
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== See also ==
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