Late Antique Bulgarian Inscriptions with Khorezm Letter

Abstract

From the first, the most crowded, military and political point of view, the Bulgarian Group has formed by three parts as the subgroups of Avar, Bulgar and Khazar that been the most ascendant, the most prominent part of the Turkic Language Family during the Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages. In those periods, the Bulgarian peoples and tribes spread from Lake Baikal to Central Europe.

Immediately after AD, the majors of the Bulgarian peoples and tribes migrated from Inner Asia to Central Asia and established many beyliks and states, here. They were Chionites whose own name was Hun (Huŋ-Huŋar), and the Hephthalites whose the basic and the first name was Sabir. The socio-economic and cultural life of the Huns and Hephthalites having the empire in Central Asia was in enough high level that they printed money which created by the inscriptions consisted of the local Khorezm writing system after established the great cities. One of the prince of Hephthalites where the residence situated in the Western Central Asia has presented the dish to Atilla’s son, Dengiz Khan.

The purpose of this scientific rescript is to show the opportunity how to read and translate the inscriptions of coin belonging to the Late Antique Central Asia with some other inscription consisting of Khorezm letter on the basis of the Late Antique Turkic Bulgarian language.