Zs. Kakuk (ed.): Hungarian Turcology, 1945–1974: A Bibliography.

Contents

186 b/ The Codex Cumanicus 5

5 c/ Mamluk monuments 5

5 d/ Armeno-Kipchak monuments 56 7. Western Turkic peoples and languages 58 a/ Turco-Bolgars 58 «</ Danubian Bolgars 58 ß/ Volga Bolgars 59 b/ Khazars 59 c/ Runiform insciptions in South-Eastern Europe 61 o</Monuments from Khazaria 51 ß/ The Nagy s zentmiklós Treasure 6! y/ Monuments in Hungary from the Avar Period 62 IV. Modern Turkic peoples and languages 63 1. Turkish (Ottoman, Anatolian, Rumelian etc. ) 63 a/ Language history 55 b/ Dialectology 6

8 c/ Turkish loan-words in the Balkan languages 7

4 d/ Onomastics 7

2 e/ Modern Turkish 7

2 f/ Literature 7

4 2. Azerbaijani 7

8 3. Turkmen 7

9 4. Gagauz 8

0 5. Karaite 8

0 6. Crimean Tatar and Tatar of Dobrudja 8

0 7. Karachay-Balkar, Kumyk, Noghay 8

1 8. Tatar 8

1 9. Bashkir 8

2 10. Kazakh 8

3 11. Karakalpak 8

4 12. Kirghiz 8

5 13. Uzbek 8

6 14. Modem Uighur, Salar, Yellow Uighur 8

8 15. Altai-Turk, Khakass, Tuva 8

8 Shamanism amongst the South-Siberian Turks 8

9 The ethnography of the Sout-Siberian Turkic peoples 92 16. Yakut 9

3 17. Chuvash 9

4 V. Pre-10th-century Turco-Hungarian relations 9

7 1. General works 9

7 2. "Magna Hungaria" 40

2 3. Sources 40

3 a/ Byzantine sources 40

4 b/ Muslim sources c/ Syrian sources 49

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