- Perozduxt, the
daughter of Peroz, was
captured and
became a lady as the
Hephtalite court, as
Queen of king Kun-khi. She
became pregnant and had a daughter...
-
works mentions the
derivative Afrasiab /
Aspandiat under the name of the
Hephtalite king
Akhshunvar or Akhshunvaz.
Afrasiyab (Samarkand)
Afrasiab Museum of...
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Hephtalites?" in
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- of Merv the same year. In 659,
Chinese chronicles still mentioned the "
Hephtalite Tarkhans" (悒達太汗 Yida Taihan,
probably related to "Nezak Tarkhan"), as...
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There a "Nationality of the
Hephtalites"?".
Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 17: 127–128. ISSN 0890-4464. JSTOR 24049310...
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Etienne (2003). "Is
There a "Nationality of the
Hephtalites"?".
Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 17: 119–132. ISSN 0890-4464. JSTOR 24049310...
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There a "Nationality of the
Hephtalites"?".
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- D it was part of
Median and
Persian Empire, as well of
Kushanian and
Hephtalite,
before being subjugated by
Arabs during the
Islamic Conquest who used...
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clear that the
Hephtalites were not part of
those Huns who
conquered the land
south of the Hindu-Kush...
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