- were an
Oghur Turkic semi-nomadic
Eurasian tribe.
Barsils might be
identified with Bagrasik.
Barsils are
included in the list of
steppe people living north...
-
comes from the
totems of one of the
Bulgar tribes – the
Barsil.
According to legend, the
Barsils founded Bilär in
Volga Bulgaria. The
creator of the current...
- Türk or vice versa.
Historical Turkic groups Az
Dingling Bulgars Esegel Barsils Alat
Basmyl Onogurs Saragurs Sabirs Shatuo Ongud (from Shatuo) Göktürks...
-
which was
derived from
teasingly calling her the name of the
family horse,
Barsil,
rather than from her own name. She
retained the
nickname for life. In June...
- (Saragurs),
dyrmr (*[I]di[r]mar? < Ιτιμαροι), b'grsyq (Bagrasik, i.e.
Barsils), kwls (Khalyzians?), bdl (Abdali?), and
ftlyt (Hephthalite). They are...
- truth, how the
means of
changing their name came to them. […] When the
Barsils, Onogurs, Sabirs, and
other Hun
nations in
addition to these, saw that...
-
union in the
North Caucasus.
According to
Theophylact Simocatta, when the
Barsils,
Onogurs and
Sabirs saw the
invading Uar and
Chunni they
panicked because...
- "Russian guard". It is
believed that some
Alans resettled to the
North (
Barsils),
merging with
Volga Bulgars and Burtas,
eventually transforming to Volga...
- were
divided into
three branches: "the
first branch was
called Bersula (
Barsils), the
second Esegel, and the
third Bulgar". In 922 they
accepted Islam...
-
Barsil (Persian: برسل, also
Romanized as
Barsīl) is a
village in
Dasturan Rural District, in the
Central District of
Joghatai County,
Razavi Khorasan...
