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The Khazars were a Turkic people who built a powerful trading empire from the late 6th century onward across what is now southern Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan. They became one of the medieval world's most important commercial powers by controlling key trade routes between China, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe along the Silk Road.
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- Khazar Khaganate
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- Khazaria
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- Middle Ages
- Country.status
- Khaganate
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- 650
- Country.year_end
- 969
- Country.p1
- Western Turkic Khaganate
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- Old Great Bulgaria
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- Cumania
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- Pechenegs
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- Kievan Rus'
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- Durdzuks
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- Volga Bulgaria
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- Alania
- Country.event_end
- Sviatoslav's sacking and razing of Atil
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- Chasaren.jpg
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- Khazar Khaganate, 650–850
- Country.currency
- Yarmaq
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- Part of
- Turkic peoples
- Native language
- Khazar language
- Religion
- Tengrism
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- Khazar Khaganate
- Capital
- Balanjar
- Currency
- yarmaq
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- Khazars
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- Category:Khazars
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- 0618-00-00
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Article · Português
Cazares ou cázaros eram um povo de origem turcomana seminômade que dominou a região centro-asiática a partir do século VII ao X. A palavra cazar parece estar ligada a formas verbais túrquicas, significando "errante". Alguns historiadores modernos defendem a hipótese de que muitos cazares converteram-se ao judaísmo (carece de fontes). Há teorias da conspiração que afirmam que os judeus asquenazi são cazares que se converteram ao Judaísmo e passaram a fazer parte do povo judeu. Devido a ausência de evidências genéticas para a teoria cazar, ela não é levada a sério pelos acadêmicos. A teoria mais aceita é a de que os judeus asquenazi são descendentes de judeus naturais que se casaram com cazares, assim sendo tanto descendentes dos judeus convertidos quanto dos hebreus originais.
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