Rouran
Also known as Juan-juan, Geougen, Jeu-jen, Jou-jan, Jwen-jwen
state established by proto-Mongols, from the late 4th century until the middle 6th century
Key facts
- 405
- 2,800,000 km (1,100,000 sq mi)
- Status
- Khaganate
- Capital
- Ting northwest of Gansu , Mumocheng
- Common languages
- Rouran , Turkic , Mongolic , Middle Chinese (diplomacy)
- Religion
- Tengrism , Shamanism , Buddhism
- 330 ad
- Mugulü
- 555 ad
- Yujiulü Dengshuzi
- Legislature
- Kurultai
- Historical era
- Late antiquity
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Wikidata facts
- Area
- 3517000.4
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Article · Español
Rouran (en chino tradicional: 柔然; pinyin: róurán; Wade-Giles: Jou-jan), ruan-ruan (chino tradicional: 蠕蠕; pinyin: rúrú) o tan-tan (en chino tradicional: 檀檀; pinyin: tántán), fue el etnónimo utilizado para denominar una confederación de tribus nómadas euroasiáticas, que se extendieron en las fronteras septentrionales de China interior a comienzos del siglo IV hasta las últimas décadas del siglo VI.
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