- 8th and 10th centuries.
These alphabets are
divided into four
groups by
Kyzlasov (1994)
Asiatic group (includes
Orkhon proper)
Eurasiatic group Southern...
-
Kyzlasov Peak (Russian: Пик Кызласова Khakas: Кызласовтың тағы, Kızlasovtıñ tağı) is a peak in Khak****ia, Russia. It is the
highest point of the federal...
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Central Eurasia.
United Kingdom,
Cambridge Scholars Publishing., 2022.
Kyzlasov I.L., "Runic
Scripts of
Eurasian Steppes", Moscow,
Eastern Literature,...
-
honour of deceased."
Leonid Kyzlasov: "a
vertically anc****d
stone near a
memorial structure,
symbolizing a
killed enemy" (
Kyzlasov, 1966, 207, 208) (cited...
- was
excavated 90 km from the
Uybat center in the Puyur-sukh valley. L.R
Kyzlasov interpreted these finds as
evidence of the
adoption of
Manichaeism as an...
- were
proposed to be
Turkic speakers (e.g. by
Encyclopedia Britannica or
Kyzlasov apud
Sadur 2012). Additionally,
Encyclopedia Britannica proposes that Tatars...
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Mouton & Co. Кызласов И. Л., Рунические письменности евразийских степей (
Kyzlasov I.L.
Runic scripts of
Eurasian steppes), Восточная литература (Eastern...
- ed., 2023) Кызласов И. Л., Рунические письменности евразийских степей (
Kyzlasov I.L.
Runic scripts of
Eurasian steppes), Восточная литература (Eastern...
-
serve as the
natural boundaries of the republic. The
highest point is
Kyzlasov Peak. The
remaining territory is flat, with the
Minusinsk Hollow being...
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identify them with one or
another specific eastern people are misguided."
Kyzlasov 1996, p. 322: "The Juan-Juan
state was
undoubtedly multi-ethnic, but there...
