What do Kyrgyz burial sites tell us? At the turn of the early Middle Ages, the Kyrgyz found themselves in the Yenisei ...
Kyrgyz in antiquity
Gyan-gun and Dinlins In the sources of the 1st-2nd centuries AD, the gyan-gun are not mentioned, but there is ...
Kyrgyz-Gyangu The earliest mention of the Kyrgyz under the Chinese name “gyan-gun”, “heguni”, or “jianggun”, dates ...
The word “Kyrgyz” is first mentioned alongside the name of the king of the Huns, Maodun-khan (Modé). According to a ...
Davan. In the Fergana Valley, a powerful state emerged in the 1st millennium BC. In Chinese sources, it was called ...
In the 2nd century BC, the Tian Shan Sakas were defeated by another powerful nomadic alliance — the Yuezhi ...
Central Asia and Tian Shan in the 6th—5th centuries BC In the first millennium BC, a new ethnic community—the ...
The traces of primitive human activity in the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic date back to the Paleolithic era. There ...