Kipchaks

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The Kipchaks were a confederation of Turkic nomadic tribes that dominated the Eurasian steppe in the Middle Ages and played a major role in the politics and military affairs of Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

All labels observed (8)

Label Occurrences
Kipchaks canonical 11
Kipchak 2
Kipchak Turks 2

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Statements (63)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkic people
nomadic confederation
alliedWith Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Kievan Rus princes NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Hungary NERFINISHED
alternativeName Cumans NERFINISHED
Kuman-Kipchaks NERFINISHED
Polovtsians NERFINISHED
Qipchaqs NERFINISHED
burialCustom kurgan burials
conflictWith Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Khwarezmian Empire NERFINISHED
Kievan Rus NERFINISHED
Mongol Empire NERFINISHED
continent Eurasia NERFINISHED
culturalPractice ancestor veneration
shamanism
descendantGroup Balkars NERFINISHED
Bashkirs NERFINISHED
Crimean Tatars NERFINISHED
Karachays NERFINISHED
Kazakhs NERFINISHED
Kumyks NERFINISHED
Kyrgyz NERFINISHED
Nogais NERFINISHED
Tatars NERFINISHED
ethnicGroupOf Turkic peoples NERFINISHED
historicalEvent Mongol conquest of Kipchak steppe NERFINISHED
horseCulture mounted archery
use of composite bows
influenced Byzantine military forces
Hungarian military organization
Kipchak Khanate (Golden Horde) elite
Mamluk Sultanate military elite
Rus principalities warfare
language Kipchak language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Kipchak branch of Turkic languages
legacy Kipchak genetic contribution to modern Eurasian populations
Kipchak languages in Eurasia
Kipchak toponyms in Eastern Europe
lifestyle nomadic pastoralism
mainEconomicActivity animal husbandry
horse breeding
raiding and warfare
militaryRole mercenaries
slave soldiers
steppe cavalry
notableRuler Khan Boniak NERFINISHED
Khan Köten NERFINISHED
Khan Sharukan NERFINISHED
politicalStructure tribal confederation
politicalSuccessor Cuman–Kipchak confederation NERFINISHED
Golden Horde NERFINISHED
region Central Asia
Eastern Europe
Eurasian Steppe NERFINISHED
Pontic–Caspian steppe NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Islam
Tengrism NERFINISHED
subgroup Cumans NERFINISHED
Qipchaqs of the steppe NERFINISHED
timePeriod Middle Ages

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Referenced by (20)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Desht-i Kipchak inhabitedBy Kipchaks
Desht-i Kipchak ethnolinguisticGroup Kipchak Turks
linked to: Kipchaks
Desht-i Kipchak culturalRegionOf Kipchak Turks
linked to: Kipchaks
Pechenegs successorInRegion Kipchaks
Cuman people alsoKnownAs Kipchaks
Cuman people alsoKnownAs Qipchaqs
linked to: Kipchaks
Karaim language subfamily Kipchak
linked to: Kipchaks
Middle zhuz hasPart Kipchak tribe
linked to: Kipchaks
Polovtsians alsoKnownAs Kipchaks
Polovtsy hasAlternativeName Kipchaks
Polovtsy hasAlternativeName Cuman–Kipchaks
linked to: Kipchaks
Falben relatedGroup Kipchaks
Kun alsoKnownAs Kipchaks
Comani relatedEthnicGroup Kipchaks
Ulaghchi languageOfRulership Kipchak
linked to: Kipchaks
Wars against the Cumans relatedTo Kipchak–Rus' relations
linked to: Kipchaks
Mongol conquest of Cuman–Kipchak steppe conflict Kipchak people
linked to: Kipchaks