%0 Journal Article
%T Nursery Tatar Turkish (Language, Culture, History)
%A Beytullah Kocaba£¿
%J -
%D 2019
%X Turks in the Idil-Ural region of the Idil-Bulgarian State (8th-14th centuries), the Golden Horde State (13th-15th centuries) and Kazan Khanate (1437-1552) have established a large number of states (£¿zkan: 2014; 216). Living in the Idil-Ural region, the Tatar Turks based on the Bulgarian and Kipchak Turks for genealogy are found to date from Orkhon inscriptions (£¿zkan: 2014; 230). The Chinese called all the Mongols who were non-Mongolian speaking people before the Genghis Khan, as £¿ Tatar dik and sometimes called o£¿ Tatar i to all Turkish-speaking communities in Central Asia. At the same time, all the Mongolian speaking nations, as they say Ta-ta (Tatar) Tatars; Ak Tatar, Black Tatars and Wild Tatars, according to their status according to their marital status. Although the Tatar name is rarely found in the works written in the Islamic geography, the name Tatar was used for the Mongols. Armenian and Georgian historians also called the Mongols Tatar. On the other hand, Ka£¿garl£¿ Mahmut states that the Tatars are Turkish and indicate the place they live in. He also stated that the Tatar people have a separate language. (Sumer: 2011; 168-169). The Tatars of the Nursery, which were part of the Turkish-Tatar unity and differed from the other Tatars due to their Christianity, were baptized Christianized in the 16th and 17th centuries and in the first half of the 18th century. however, later in the early days of the 20th century, some of them were converted to Islam. Ethnic and linguistic features of the kindergarten or Krishansen Tatars known as the Christian Tatars are composed of seven groups, Molkeev, Chittopol, West-Kam, Elabuik, Mengel, Bakalin and Nogeybek (Ozkan: 2014; 235). Nursery Tatar Turkish (Language, Culture, History) of the Nursery is a faculty member at Elaz£¿£¿ F£¿rat University. Dr. Ercan Alkaya and Kazan (Idil size) is a faculty member of the Federal University. Dr. This is the work of Zoya Kirillova
%K Kre£¿in Tatar T¨¹rk£¿esi
%K Kre£¿in Tatar Halk£¿
%K Kre£¿in Tatar K¨¹lt¨¹r¨¹
%U http://dergipark.org.tr/ijvuts/issue/43747/519060