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- The Saka were a group of nomadic Eastern Iranian peoples who historically inhabited the northern and eastern Eurasian Steppe and the Tarim Basin. The Sakas...
- Probably when around 129 BCE, nomad peoples, especially the Indo-Scythians (Sacaraucae, Old Persian Sakaravaka "nomadic Saka” or Saraucae) and the Tocharians...
- and the Greco-Bactrian kingdoms. Eastern Scythian tribes (the Saka, or Sacaraucae of Gr**** sources) invaded the territory around 140 BC, and at some time...
- south-west towards Parthia. A tribe known to ancient Gr**** scholars as the Sacaraucae (probably from the Old Persian Sakaravaka, "nomadic Saka") and an allied...
- nation called Sakastan. Around 140 BC, eastern Scythians (the Saka, or Sacaraucae of Gr**** sources), apparently being pushed forward by the southward migration...
- intact) – three tribes involved in the conquest of Bactria: the Asiani, Sacaraucae and Tochari (i.e. the Tukhara of Bactria rather than the so-called Tocharians...
- Trogus attributed the destruction of the Greco-Bactrian state to the Sacaraucae and the Asiani "kings of the Tochari". Both Pompeius and the Roman historian...
- However, a majority of scholars regard Augaloi as a misrendering of Sacaraucae. This name may be a sinicisation of igil, a Turkic root meaning "many"...
- lived along the upper Syr-darya and may have some connection to Ptolemy's Sacaraucae. The Dahae lived between the Caspian and Aral Seas. The M****agatae probably...