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The Qibi were a Tiele tribe, the seventh of the nine tribes of the Toquz Oghuz in the list of the Tang Huiyao. The list counts them among the seven tribes that had stood in the histories since the beginning of the dynasty.[1]
In 648 the Xueyantuo fell. After that, the Qibi, the Uyghurs and more than ten Tiele tribes submitted to the Tang one after another.[2] The general Qibi Heli commanded Tang columns against the Xueyantuo. He also commanded them against Ashina Helu, with fifty thousand Uyghur horse.[2][3]
References
- ^ Tang Huiyao (Institutional History of the Tang), juan 98
- ^ a b Mau-tsai 1958, Turkish edition, p. 478
- ^ Xin Tangshu (New Book of Tang), juan 215
Sources
- Tang Huiyao (Institutional History of the Tang), juan 98
- Xin Tangshu (New Book of Tang), juan 215 (after Jiu Tangshu)
Literature
- Liu Mau-tsai, Çin Kaynaklarına Göre Doğu Türkleri (1958, Turkish edition)
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Cite this article
Yavuz, Emre-E. “Qibi.” Turkic Atlas, revised 28 October 2026. https://turkicatlas.org/ethnicities/qibi/
Last revised: 28 October 2026