- Uyghur-speaking
people in the area, ****uḍa
became known as Čungul, Xungul,
Qumul,
Qomul and
Kumul (Yengi Yezik̡: K̡umul, K̡omul). The
toponym Yīwúlú also...
-
imperial house to the
position of
Prince of
Qumul. They then
appointed overseers of each
ethnic group residing in
Qumul, the
position being called tu-tu (In...
- came
under Tangut domination. As a
result of
Khizr Khoja’s
invasion of
Qumul, many
residents who
rejected conversion escaped to
nearby Dunhuang and Hunan...
- The
Kumul Khanate was a semi-autonomous
feudal Turco-Mongol
khanate (equivalent to a
banner in Mongolia)
within the Qing
dynasty and then the Republic...
- encomp****ing Kashgar, Yarkent, and Khotan, and it was
attacked during the
Qumul Rebellion by a
Chinese Muslim army
under General Ma
Zhancang and Ma Fuyuan...
- mùdì ,
English Yanbulaq Cemetery)
located on the
northern hills of the
Qumul Basin, in
Yizhou District, Xinjiang, China. It was a
Bronze Age culture...
-
Hotan region, 70
centimeters long, 2–3
pairs sheep gut
strings Qumul Rawap – used in
Qumul Muqam Bas
Rawap –
three strings Caplima Rawap "The
Stringed Instrument...
-
Kokdala 新G—Tacheng,
Baiyang 新H—Altay,
Beitun 新J—Karamay 新K—Turpan 新L—Hami/
Qumul,
Xinxing 新M—Bayin'gholin
Mongol Autonomous Prefecture,
Tiemenguan 新N—Aksu...
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predecessors of the Tocharians. The
rather recent easternmost mummies at
Qumul (Yanbulaq culture, 1100–500 BCE),
provide the
earliest Asian mummies found...
- Khanate, Moghulistan, Kara Del,
Northern Yuan, Four Oirat,
Dzungar Khanate,
Qumul Khanate, Qing dynasty, the
Republic of China, the
Second East Turkestan...
