TÜRKİSTAN, TİBET VE TANGUT ÜLKELERİ
During the 10th-11th centuries, radical changes took place in the world and the Turkic world.
Following the collapse of the Uyghur Khaganate, our last steppe state centered in Ötüken, in 840, a large part of the Uyghurs migrated to Eastern Turkestan and as a result, political and cultural transformations took place in the region.
In the same period, the collapse of the Tibetan Empire, which had invaded here for many years, was a turning point, and the Tanguts, who established a powerful state in the Gansu region, came to the fore as a new actor.
The advanced trade system established by China by sea is also remarkable.
Through land trade routes, China established commercial ties with Turkestan, Tibet, India and even the Arabian Peninsula, on the other hand, especially by Turkestan merchants.
Song Shi has recorded all these developments in detail.
This work of the esteemed researcher Ayşenur Pakdil makes an important contribution to the study of Show More
