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    Posted: 04-Feb-2007 at 07:52
Did Turkish people inthe middle age write any book torecord their history with China, if so, where can i get?
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well, u won't find any dating before 7th century about asian nomads for sure.
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The earliest written transcript's you'll find written by Turks is around the 6-7th century, in the 3rd Century there were some Turkic poems written in the Chinease court by Turkic envoys.
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Originally posted by Bulldog

The earliest written transcript's you'll find written by Turks is around the 6-7th century, in the 3rd Century there were some Turkic poems written in the Chinease court by Turkic envoys.


If you mean there own script yes the Orkhun scripts in 6-7th century.

Hmm the orkhun scripts never became that popular

chinese & persian were teh scripts that were used. Persian won I think the uigurs still use it
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Uygur uses modified Arabic script, Persian uses a modified Arabic script aswell.
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Originally posted by Bulldog

Uygur uses modified Arabic script, Persian uses a modified Arabic script aswell.


didn't the uigurs learn it from ther Persian?
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No, They took the alphabet during Arabian period.
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