-
portion of the ****ociated
Alans. Upon the
Hunnic defeat of the
Goths on the
Pontic Steppe around 375 CE, many of the
Alans migrated westwards along with...
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folklore Alans,
nomadic tribes from Asia who
migrated westward in late
antiquity Cyclone Alan, a
tropical storm All
pages with
titles beginning with
Alan Alans...
- "Siņeļņikovs,
Alans".
National Football Teams.
Retrieved 16
November 2017.
Alans Siņeļņikovs – UEFA
competition record (archive)
Alans Siņeļņikovs at...
- the
Alans, but was
prevented from
returning to
Byzantium through Abasgia.
Although the
Abkhazians spared no
expense to have him imprisoned, the
Alans refused...
-
Maeotian people, by the
Alans, and by the Goths.
Other Sarmatians were ****imilated and
absorbed by the
Early Slavs. The
Alans survived in the
North Caucasus...
- also
known as
Ossetes (/ˈɒsiːts/ OSS-eets),
Ossets (/ˈɒsɪts/ OSS-its), and
Alans (/ˈælənz/ AL-ənz), are an
Iranian ethnic group who are
indigenous to Ossetia...
- gorge. The name
Darial originates from Dar-i
Alān (در الان)
meaning "Gate of the
Alans" in Persian. The
Alans held the
lands north of the p**** in the first...
-
spoke an
Iranian language. The
Alans were
known as
superb warriors, herdsmen, and
breeders of
horses and dogs. The
Alans bred
their dogs for work and developed...
- Alain, are
derived from the name of the
Alans.
Described by
Roman authors as tall, blond, and warlike, the
Alans were a
nomadic Iranian people who lived...
-
Alanic (also
known as Alanian), was a
language spoken by the
Alans from
about the 1st to the 13th
centuries AD. It
formed a
dialect directly descended...
