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The Origin and Meaning of the Title “Khazar-Elteber”
Historical source analysis of the title “Khazar-Elteber” leads the author to conclude that the Khazars led the strongest ethnopolitical confederation in a Khanate derived from but not the same as the Western Turkic Khanate. Although the theory is acknowledged as controversial, Khazars were likely of an Ashina dynasty that consolidated political-administrative-military power after 651 Current Era.
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