- by the
Hephthalite rulers. The
reason for the
migration of the
Hephthalites southeast was to
avoid a
pressure of the Rourans. The
Hephthalites became...
-
against the
Hephthalites. In 484,
after the
liberation of his son,
Peroz formed an
enormous army and
marched northeast to
confront the
Hephthalites. The king...
- The raid was
defeated with
Smbat killing the
Hephthalites leader in
single combat. In 614 the
Hephthalites raided eastern Persia with a
large number of...
- well as in name",
although he
contrasted the Huns with the
Hephthalites, in that the
Hephthalites were sedentary, white-skinned, and
possessed "not ugly"...
- the
Hephthalites. The
coins imply a
foundation in the late
fifth century. If we
accept the
early dating they were
under pressure from the
Hephthalites, but...
- put an end to the
Hephthalite Empire domination over
Central Asia. He thus
allied with the Göktürks in
order to
defeat the
Hephthalites. The
campaign was...
- The
Hephthalite–Sasanian Wars were a
series of
conflicts between the
Hephthalites and the
Sasanian Empire. The most
significant of
these occurring in...
- of the Xiongnu. The
appearance of the
Hephthalites is
subject to dispute.
Procopius claims that the
Hephthalites had "white bodies",
whereas the other...
- Kidarites, the
Hephthalites, who
possibly had
previously helped him to gain his throne. He was
defeated and
captured twice by the
Hephthalites and lost his...
-
Hephthalites lived in the Khurasan/Khorasan area.
According to the
Chinese classic Liang chih-kung-t'u, 滑 (pinyin: hua) was the name the
Hephthalites...
