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Q2. What are the dominant inhabitants called? | Q2. What are the dominant inhabitants called? | ||
Possible etymologies: | Possible etymologies: | ||
a. | a. Ta-Pa (Tibetan, horsemen); Tapa, Tapay | ||
b. At-Kişi (Old Turkic, horse-people); Atkeshi | b. At-Kişi (Old Turkic, horse-people); Atkeshi | ||
c. Qan-Kişi (Old Turkic, blood-people); Qankesh, Kaankesh, Kanesh | c. Qan-Kişi (Old Turkic, blood-people); Qankesh, Kaankesh, Kanesh | ||
Q3. When and why did the urbanization process begin? | Q3. When and why did the urbanization process begin? | ||
Stage 1. Expansion; exacting tribute and conquering from cities established by other peoples. | |||
Stage 2. Imperial; great kings establish their own capital cities. The cities rise and fall, but there are few permanent or powerful cities. | |||
Stage 3. Mercantile; the surviving cities from previous periods become very large as trade volume increases. Smaller, agricultural cities are spawned in their orbit. | |||
Q4. When was the Khaganate established? | Q4. When was the Khaganate established? | ||
idk | |||
Revision as of 19:17, 4 June 2019
Fin's notes:
Q1. What is the common name of the interior region?
Possible etymologies: a. Yürek-Kök (Old Turkic, heart-sky) b. Topraq-Qaryn (Old Turkic, earth-belly) c. Dund-kheer (Mongolian, middle-grassland)
Q2. What are the dominant inhabitants called?
Possible etymologies: a. Ta-Pa (Tibetan, horsemen); Tapa, Tapay b. At-Kişi (Old Turkic, horse-people); Atkeshi c. Qan-Kişi (Old Turkic, blood-people); Qankesh, Kaankesh, Kanesh
Q3. When and why did the urbanization process begin?
Stage 1. Expansion; exacting tribute and conquering from cities established by other peoples. Stage 2. Imperial; great kings establish their own capital cities. The cities rise and fall, but there are few permanent or powerful cities. Stage 3. Mercantile; the surviving cities from previous periods become very large as trade volume increases. Smaller, agricultural cities are spawned in their orbit.
Q4. When was the Khaganate established? idk