- Gr****
Tourkia (Khazaria) ("eastern
Tourkia"),
designation for the
early medieval Khazar state in
Byzantine sources Tourkia (Hungary) ("western
Tourkia"),...
- state.
Byzantine sources refer to
Hungary as
Western Tourkia in
contrast to Khazaria,
Eastern Tourkia. The
gyula line
produced the
kings of
medieval Hungary...
-
Byzantine sources also
referred to the
Magyar state as
Tourkia (Turkey) (Gr****: Τουρκία). The name
Tourkia is also
inscribed on the
Corona graeca of the Holy...
- 10th century, the name
Tourkia was used for
defining two
medieval states:
Hungary (Western
Tourkia); and
Khazaria (Eastern
Tourkia). The
Mamluk Sultanate...
- Greece–Turkey
border (Gr****: Σύνορα Ελλάδας–Τουρκίας, romanized: Sýnora Elládas–
Tourkías, Turkish: Türkiye–Yunanistan sınırı) is
around 200
kilometres (120 mi)...
- The
Metropolitanate of
Tourkia was an
Eastern Orthodox diocese (eparchy) in the
Medieval Hungary,
during the 11th and 12th centuries. Its name was derived...
-
lists the "Tyrcae"
among the
people of the same area. The Gr**** name,
Tourkia (Gr****: Τουρκία) was used by the
Byzantine emperor and
scholar Constantine...
-
Constantine Porphyrogennetos called Árpád "ho
megas Tourkias archon" (the
great prince of
Tourkia), and all of the 10th-century
princes who
ruled the...
- inscription: ΓΕΩΒΙΤΖΑϹ ΠΙΣΤΟϹ ΚΡΑΛΗϹ ΤΟΥΡΚΙΑϹ (Geōbitzas pistós králēs
Tourkías,
meaning "Géza I,
faithful kralj of the land of the Turks"). The contemporary...
- even the
Eastern Carpathian Mountains), and was four days
distant from "
Tourkias" (i.e. Hungary). The
whole of
Patzinakia is
divided into
eight provinces...
