-
Theophylact Simocatta's
History as
Taugas (Ancient Gr****: Ταυγάς) and
Taugast (Ταυγάστ).
Zhang Xushan and
others have
argued for the name's ultimate...
- Simocatta,
written in the
early 7th Century, Tang
China was
referred to as
Taugast (Byzantine Gr****: Ταυγάστ). This name is
likely related to Tabgach. Nikan...
- to the account) some of them made
their escape to
those who
inhabit Taugast.
Taugast is a
famous city,
which is a
total of one
thousand five
hundred miles...
- Gr****
historian during the
reign of
Heraclius (r. 610–641),
wrote that
Taugast (or Taugas; Old Turkic: Tabghach, from Tuoba, the
Xianbei clan of Northern...
-
Romans derived a new name for
China after the
older Sinae and Serica:
Taugast (Old Turkic: Tabghach),
during its
Northern Wei (386–535) period. The 7th-century...
- the
later Eastern Romans (i.e. Byzantines)
derived a new name for China,
Taugast (Turkic: Tabghach),
during its
Northern Wei (386–535) period. By the time...
- for China:
Taugast (Old Turkic: Tabghach).
Theophylact Simocatta, a
historian during the
reign of
Heraclius (r. 610–641 AD),
wrote that
Taugast (or Taugas)...
