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Balasagun (Kyrgyz: Баласагун or Баласагын Balasagyn; Chinese: 八剌沙袞) was an
ancient Sogdian city in modern-day Kyrgyzstan,
located in the Chüy
Valley between...
- [citation needed]
derived from his city of origin. Balasaguni's
birthplace Balasagun was
located at the
Burana archaeological site near the present-day city...
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Empire in 1212. The
capitals of the Kara-Khanid
Khanate included Kashgar,
Balasagun,
Uzgen and Samarkand. The
history of the Kara-Khanid
Khanate is reconstructed...
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castle and
three mausoleums, is all that
remains of the
ancient city of
Balasagun,
which was
established by the
Karakhanids at the end of the 9th century...
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local Karakhanid ruler of
Balasagun asked for
their aid
against the
hostile Kankalis and Karluks. The
Khitans occupied Balasagun,
expelled the weak Karakhanid...
- city of 20,000 inhabitants. It is
believed to have been
supplanted by
Balasagun in the
early 11th
century and was
abandoned soon thereafter. The area...
- two mountains",
because the
Arghu country was
located between Tiraz and
Balasagun.
Argyns are of
mixed origin. A
historical bilingual, yet
steadily Turkicizing...
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After his
force of over 30,000 was
defeated by Jebe at the
Khitan capital Balasagun,
Kuchlug faced rebellions over his unpo****r rule,
forcing him to flee...
- Turkish). CVI (745): 25.
Varis Abdurrahman (2003). "Tarihi Türk Şehri
Balasagun Hakkında Yeni İncelemeler".
Belleten (in Turkish). 67 (250): 771–780....
- they are
sometimes separated from them[.]" Argu
tribes lived in Talas,
Balasagun and
Sayram regions. They were
adjacent to the Turkmen.
According to al-Kashgari...
