Central Asiatic Journal. — 2004. — Vol. 48, No. 2. — pp. 185-191. I would like to thank A. Vovin (2000) and T. Tekin (2003) whose articles gave me the opportunity to say a few words on the "Variation on the Hunnic Couplet". As the history relates the couplet is originated from an Oracle which is consultei by a Chinese monk Fu-to-chong on demand from the ruling Hun's shanyu...
Central Asiatic Journal. — 1973. — Vol. 17, No. 1. — pp. 1-50. Das Problem der Sprache der Hunnen ist äußerst kontrovers. Die verschiedensten Meinungen sind geäußert worden, ohne daß sich je auch nur die Anbahnung der Möglichkeit zu einer Lösung ergeben hätte. Unter diesen Umständen scheint es fast vermessen, sich mit dem Gegenstand auch nur zu beschäftigen, geschweige denn,...
Central Asiatic Journal. — 2012/2013. — Vol. 56. — pp. 41-48. The Hungarian language is academically considered a Uralic language, related to Mansi, Khanty, Estonian and Finnish, inter alia. However, only 21 percent of Hungarian word roots are derived from Uralic languages, while some 30 percent are of uncertain origin (Kenesei 2004: 134). The present study identifies that ten...
Academia.edu, 18 p. (Ucsirlatu: A hun nyelv szavai c. kötet bevezetője). 2005. kora tavaszán Bajartu, Kínában élő mongol professzor Budapesten kutatta a magyar népköltészet Belső-Ázsiához kapcsolódó elemeit, megmutatott nekem néhány tanulmányt, amely a kínai forrásokban feljegyzett hun nyelvi emlékekről szóltak. Megkérdezte, hogy érdekel-e, mert eddig hiába ajánlotta...
Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Harvard Ukrainian studies. Vol. VI. Number 4, December 1982. — p. 428-476
It was one of the originators of French sinology, Joseph Deguignes (1721-1800), who in 1748 first put the question of the ethnic origin of the Huns on a scholarly level. Since that time, historians, philologists, and, later, also archaeologists and ethnographers have...
Sinologische Beiträge zur Geschichte der Türk-Völker. II. — Извѣстія Императорской Академіи Наукъ (СПб). — 1902. — Том XVII, № 2. — с. 1-33. (Mélanges asiatiques. Tirés du Bulletin de l’Académie Impériale des sciences de St.-Pétersbourg. Tome XVII, №2. St.-Pétersbourg, 1902. — p. 1–33). Der Volksstamm Hiungnu (匈奴) hiess im Anfang der Cheu Dynastie Hien-yun (玁狁) oder Hiün-yuh...
Ankara: Doruk Yayınları, 1993. — 59 p. Текин Талат. Язык гуннов (на тур. яз.) Çin kaynaklarında Hsiung-nu Batı kaynaklaarında da Hun olarak anılan halkın daha doğrusu halkların kimliği ve hangi dili konuştukları düonya tarihçilerini ve dilcilerini en çok uğraştıran konulardan biridir. Çin kaynakları Göktürler'in (552-745) Çin 'in kuzeyinde imparatorluk kuran Hsiung-nu'ların en...
Melanges offerts a Louis Bazin par ses disciples, collègues et amis. Varia Turcica XIX. — Paris: L'Harmattan, 1992. — p. 1-5. As is known in the circles of Turkic and Altaic studies, in Chin-shu, the Chinese history of the Chin dynasty, there occurs a Hunnic (Hsiung-nu) couplet or sentence mentioned in connection with an event which took place in Lo-yang in 329 A.D. The passage...
Based on the editions of the Isfahan codex by Dr. Csaba Detre and Imre Pető. — The Hague, Holland: Mikes International, 2007. — (Mikes International). — 62 p. — ISSN: 1570-0070; ISBN: 978-90-8501-117-0. "According to the results of independent archeology, history and philology, the Sythians entered the Carpathian basin from 130 B.C., the Huns from 361 A.D, and the Avars from...
Central Asiatic Journal. — 2000. — Vol. 44, No. 1. — pp. 87-104. Until the early 1960s it was generally assumed that the Xiong-nu were ancestors of either Turks or other Altaic peoples (such as Mongols or Tunguses). Several scholars also came up with proposals that they represented a mixture of these peoples (for the detailed overview of the bibliography see Doerfer 1973). In...
Proceedings of the 45th Permanent International Altaistic Conference. — Budapest, 2002. — pp. 389–394. Although Xiongnu empire probably represented a conglomerate of different tribes or nations and was multilingual like most if not all nomadic empires that rose to power and prominence in Central Asia after Xiongnu had disappeared from the historical stage, the evidence for the...
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