Turkic Atlas
The Forge
This page shows what is being written now, what comes next and what was finished last. The order can change: a subject moves forward when its sources are at hand.
What comes next
The Uyghur Khaganate, 744 to 840
- The later khans, 789 to 840 From the fall of the founding clan to the Kirghiz taking the capital.
- The Nine Oguz and the tribes under the khaganate The confederation the Uyghurs led, named tribe by tribe on the Tariat stone.
The steppe before the Göktürk
- The Xiongnu rulers Touman, Modu, Laoshang, Huhanye, Zhizhi and the split of 48.
- The Xianbei Tanshihuai, the Tuoba, the Murong and the Tuyuhun.
- Bronze-age and early nomad cultures of southern Siberia
The neighbours
- Attila and the Huns Priscus, Jordanes and Ammianus read at the text.
- The Chinese empires as neighbours
- Sasanian Persia beyond the Hephthalite war
- Byzantium beyond the embassies
The Yenisei Kirghiz, 840 to 924
- The Kirghiz supremacy as its own block
Finished last
- Turk Shahi of Kabul and Kapisa States
- Yabgus of Tokharistan States
- Anbei Protectorate Places
- Anxi Protectorate Places
- Gol Mod Places
- Shanyu Protectorate Places
- Shiveet Ulaan Places
- Alchon Huns Peoples
- Nezak Shahs Peoples
- Tashtyk Culture Peoples
- Army of the Steppe Empires Institutions and Titles
- Captives and the Unfree Institutions and Titles
Propose a subject
If something in this field is missing, say so. The suggestion book takes one entry a day and every entry is read.
Everything above is planned, not promised. The order follows the sources: a subject moves forward when the material for it can be opened, and waits when it cannot.
