- The
Kurykans (Russian: Курыканы; Chinese: 骨利干 pinyin: Gǔlìgān <
Middle Chinese ZS: *kuət̚-liɪH-kɑn) were a
Turkic Tiele tribe, that
inhabited the Lake...
- (Tibetan Empire), Avar (Avar Khaganate), Rome (Byzantine Empire), Kirgiz, Uch-
Kurykan, Otuz-Tatars, Khitans,
Tatabis came to the funerals. So many
people came...
- Mal'ta–Buret'
culture ca. 24,000 BP. An
early known tribe in the area was the
Kurykans.
Located in the
former northern territory of the
Xiongnu confederation...
- like a fang. The Cape of
Khargoy is
famous for its
remains of an
ancient Kurykan's stone wall. The wall is
probably one of the best
preserved ancient structures...
- to the Lena. In 1893,
Turkologist scholar Vasily Radlov connected the
Kurykans or Gǔlìgān (Chinese: 骨利干)
Tiele people from
Chinese historical accounts...
-
Ongud (from Shatuo) Göktürks
Oghuz Turks Kanglys Kabar Khazars Kipchaks Kurykans Kumans Pechenegs Karluks Tiele Turgesh Tukhsi Yenisei Kirghiz Chigils Toquz...
-
steppe peoples, such as Tölis, Xueyantuo,
Toquz Oguz,
Yenisei Kyrgyz,
Kurykans,
Thirty Tatar,
Khitan and
Tatabi as well as the Tang dynasty. He was described...
- It is most
likely that the
ancestors of
modern Buryats are
Bayyrku and
Kurykans who were part of the
tribal union of the Tiele. The Tiele, in turn, came...
- to be made by
Kurykans.
Scientists believe that the
rider depicted in the
painting are the
leaders of the
clans and
tribes of the
Kurykans. The red banner...
- "simple
people and aristocrats."
Okladnikov connected the
Kurumchi to the
Kurykans, a
people mentioned in
Chinese historical sources.
Despite earlier criticisms...
