Turkic and Central Asian peoples and states

Kipchaks and Cumans

Named in 18 sources and maps.

  1. 1072–1077a range
    Compendium of the Turkic Dialects
    WMahmud al-KashgarifirsthandW219
  2. c. 1120approximate
  3. 1221exact year
    Fine Talk from the Jade Hall
    WWang YunfirsthandW132
  4. c. 1240–1259approximate
    Chronica majora
    WMatthew PariscompilationW225
  5. c. 1243–1244approximate
    Sorrowful Lament on the Destruction of the Kingdom of Hungary by the Tartars
    WMaster Roger of Torre Maggiore, archdeacon of VáradfirsthandW226
  6. c. 1245–1268approximate
  7. 1245–1399within a century
  8. 1245–1399within a century
  9. 1247exact year
    History of the Tartars
    WBrother C. de Bridiainformant testimonyW224
  10. 1266–1299within a century
    Hypatian Chronicle
    WAnonymous Kievan and Galician-Volhynian chroniclerscompilationW163
  11. c. 1300–1310approximate
    Compendium of Chronicles
    WRashid al-Din Fadl Allah HamadanicompilationW119
  12. 1303exact year
    The Cuman Codex
    WAnonymous Italian merchants and German Franciscans…firsthandW218
  13. 1305exact year
    Laurentian Chronicle
    WAnonymous Rus chroniclerscompilationW162
  14. 1307exact year
    The Flower of the Histories of the East
    WHayton of CorycusmixedW229
  15. c. 1340–1349approximate
  16. 1369–1370a range
    History of the Yuan
    WSong Lian and the Ming history officecompilationW130
  17. 1765exact year
  18. 1840exact year