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  Raghuvamsha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Curiously, the explicit reference to the Hepthalites seems to lend credence that Kalidasa lived and prospered in the 4th and 5th centuries AD during the rule of Chandragupta Vikramaditya and Kumaragupta, rather than in the 1st century BC.
The Hepthalites were implacable enemies of the Imperial Guptas during this era, and were strong enough to launch dangerous invasions and even killed the Sassanian king Peroz I in the 5th century.
The barbaric Hepthalites would have to have merited considerable importance to appear in Kalidasa's work, which makes it all the more likely that he lived during the era they were most active, placing him in the 4th-5th centuries.
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 Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The Hepthalites (or White Huns) swept out of Central Asia around the fourth century into Bactria and to the south, overwhelming the last of the Kushan and Sassanian kingdoms.
By the middle of the sixth century the Hepthalites were defeated in the territories north of the Amu Darya (the Oxus River of antiquity) by another group of Central Asian nomads, the Gokturks, and by the resurgent Sassanians in the lands south of the Amu Darya.
It was the ruler of western Gokturks, Sijin (aka Sinjibu, Silzibul and Yandu Muchu Khan) who led the forces against the Hepthalites who were defeated at the Battle of Chach ( Tashkent) and at the Battle of Bukhara.
www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/p/pr/pre_islamic_period_of_afghanistan.html   (1235 words)

  
 GO.HRW.COM
In 484, for example, the Hepthalites invaded the empire from the east, killing the king.
It was left to Khosrow I, who reigned from 531 to 579, to attempt to bring internal order to the empire through a series of economic and social reforms and to once again expand the empire’s borders.
With the help of the Turks he crushed the Hepthalites sometime around 560 and pushed the northern border of the empire to the Oxus River.
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 Pre Islamic period of Afghanistan   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The disunited Kushan and Sassanian kingdoms were in a poor position to meet the threat of a new wave of nomadic, Indo-Europeaninvaders from the north.
The Hepthalites (or White Huns) swept out of CentralAsia around the fourth century into Bactria and to the south, overwhelming the lastof the Kushan and Sassanian kingdoms.
It was theruler of western Gokturks, Sijin (aka Sinjibu,Silzibul and Yandu Muchu Khan) who led the forces against the Hepthalites who were defeated at the Battle of Chach ( Tashkent) and at the Battle of Bukhara.
www.therfcc.org /RFCC/pre-islamic-period-of-afghanistan-207820.html   (1182 words)

  
 Provinces and Frontiers
No buildings can be identified on the mound, which has not been dug, but about 500 m east of it there is an enigmatic Sassanian building, containing what the excavators believe to be a fire altar, a funerary chamber with terracotta coffins, and a ceremonial chamber, roof supported by four pillars, decorated with stucco reliefs.
The Hepthalites were the central Asian nomadic peoples who threatened and infiltrated the Sassanian north-east border, as their counterparts, the western Huns encroached on the northern frontier of the Roman Empire in the fourth and fifth centuries.
Another Hepthalite features in similar pose to the Bandiyan example as the victim of Bahram II on a relief at Bishapur.
latis.ex.ac.uk /classics/visualessays/iran/provincesfrontiers3.htm   (207 words)

  
 Hephthalite - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
After the end of the sixth century little is recorded in India about the Hephthalites, and what happened to them is unclear; some historians surmise that the remaining Hephthalites were assimilated into northern India's population.
Different in spellings include "Ephthalite", "Epthalite", "Ephtalite", "Eptalite", "Hepthalite", "Hephtalite", and "Heptalite".
It has been suggested that Oghur and Oghuz from which derives the Russian Yugor mean White Huns (Ak-Gunz or Aq-Guzz).
www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hepthalites   (1044 words)

  
 Stormfront White Nationalist Community - Who were the Huns?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The white huns or hepthalites are completely different from the mongolian maruders that lived on horseback.
There is a definite 'stubborn' or rebellious character trait that has been passed down, but not the straight thick hair, mongolion spot, or the shovel shaped incisors.
I don't know about the white huns or hepthalites but the Huns of Attilla were asiatic and they were eventually nearly completely pushed out of Europe toward the Sea of Azov after Attilla bit the dust.
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 Ghazar, Armenian history, Iranian history
This is because presently the bad experience of the lord of the Aryans and of the entire land was due to the wrath of the gods, and the cause was none other than the lord of the Aryans himself.
Recalling the terror and besiegement which [the Hepthalites] had put the lord of the Aryans and the Iranians to [previously], all of the men felt abandoned and broken-hearted and were unable to see a Hepthalite, or hear the name Hepthalite, to say nothing about actually going to fight against the Hepthalites.
The survivors also state that when they had approached, the Hepthalite sent to Peroz, saying: 'You have an oath with me-- sworn, written, and sealed--that you will not fight with me. We stipulated a boundary over which we would not dare to cross to inimically fight each other.
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 Ghazar, Armenian history, Iranian history
For just as the men who were forcibly taken by Peroz and killed by the Hepthalites were innocent (and the gods will demand their blood from Peroz) so too Vahan is guiltless in all the things he planned and did.
For the one who is now lord of the Aryans, and all the nobility, always talk about this, and inconsolably lament and mourn, recalling the intractable and impious ways of the man who had no parallel among men, but rather resembled a wild beast.
He was the one who lost himself and the might and strength of the Aryan world and gave the great and free kingdom into service to the Hepthalites.
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 Afghanistan Country Study
The disunited Kushan and Sassanian kingdoms were in a bad position to meet the threat of a new wave of nomadic, Indo-European invaders from the north.
The Hepthalites (or White Huns) swept out of Central Asia in the fourth or fifth century into Bactria and the areas to the south, overwhelming the last of the Kushan-Sassanian kingdoms.
Although little is known of these people-as is the case with most of the preIslamic, Central Asian invaders of the Hindu Kush area-it is believed that their control lasted about a century and was marked by constant warfare with the Sassanians to the west.
www.gl.iit.edu /govdocs/afghanistan/PreIslamic.html   (1464 words)

  
 Troesemis, Summer Capital of the Avar Khaganate   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
In the aftermath of that war, the Hepthalite tribes had been scattered to the four winds, not only by Persia, but by the rising power of the T’u-chüeh.
C’hu-lo’s grandfather had been an umen commander of the war against the Hepthalites, winning much praise from the yabghu for his fierce pursuit of the defeated enemy.
Many of the Hepthalites had fled to the west, crossing over the steppes north of the Mare Caspium and then down into the grasslands of southern Sarmatia.
www.throneworld.com /oathofempire/en/storm_del_13.html   (2866 words)

  
 Muslim American Society
The area has been part of the Persian empire (sixth century BC) and that of Alexander the Great (fourth century BC).
Hindu influence entered with the Hepthalites and Sassanians, and the Arabs introduced Islam during the eighth and ninth centuries.
Islam served as a unifying bond between the region’s people, who were sharply divided along ethnic and tribal lines.
www.masnet.org /prof_country.asp?id=528   (830 words)

  
 China  RE:After watch You will know Han is invaded by Xiong nu(Hun) StrategyPage.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
ALthough most historians believe the Hsiung-Nu are the Huns that invaded Europe in the 4thC, as well as the White Huns (Hepthalites) who attacked Persia, this is in fact based on one piece of evidence of Scythian origin, so is in fact virtually just conjectural.
Many of the Turcoman/Mongol tribes would've seemed one and the same to the Romans/Persians, whereas in fact they may have been as dissimilar as the Magyars were to the Mongols.
CJH  3/18/2005 6:23:58 PM The evidence is in favor of Hsiung-Nu = (Black) Huns and (White) Hepthalites  
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 Antiques and Collectibles from Kaleden   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Afghanistan was a melting pot of international influences even before the Kushans came to power in around the first century - for example, at Ai Khanum, a Hellenized community was founded following Alexander the Great's (356-323 BCE) withdrawal from India.
Then, in the fourth and fifth centuries, waves of Central Asians entered Afghanistan, most notably the Hepthalites or White Huns, while another foreign group, the Turki Shahis, assumed a dominant position in the late seventh century, probably based in the region of Kabul.
Springing from this group by the mid-ninth century, possibly through a coup staged at court, were the Hindu Shahis, who established their capital at ancient Udabhandapura, or modem Hund in Pakistan, northwest of Taxila.
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 China  RE:Are the Chinese militarist? - Okoshka, Warstudent StrategyPage.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Of course, the Manchus themselves fell from power and became just ordinary assimilated Chinese - just like all the rest.
The Turks (probably of the Western Khanate, but maybe from the Eastern as well) were the source of many nomads who invaded Europe and the Near East: Cumans, Pechenegs, Khazars, Hepthalites, "White Huns", Magyars, Avars etc.
Both Western and Eastern Turks were the source of Seljuks, of the Osmanli clan which founded the Ottoman Empire, of the Mamluk dynasty of Egypt, and of the "Black Sheep" and "White Sheep" khanates.
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 China  The evidence is in favor of Hsiung-Nu = (Black) Huns and (White) Hepthalites StrategyPage.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
China The evidence is in favor of Hsiung-Nu = (Black) Huns and (White) Hepthalites StrategyPage.com
The evidence is in favor of Hsiung-Nu = (Black) Huns and (White) Hepthalites
You will know Han is invaded by Xiong nu(Hun)  
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 LOTE13 Newsfax, Turn 5
Thus it was that he ordered scrolls bundled, furniture knocked down, and wagons built - or confiscated.
When the mud had dried the Hepthalites took to the road en masse, this time rolling eastward to Issyk-Kul.
Clans which had settled in Bactria, Bactra, Kara-Khitan, and Maracanda left what had become their homes to the applause of parents and the whines of their children, who had come to appreciate the joys of literature, theater, and solid walls.
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 Feature
But these were not taken seriously by the historians or archaeologists to investigate possible historical sites and their survivals.
Their first impression would have been very likely, "that other than conquering armies of ferocious nomadic tribes like Arabs, Scythians, Yeuh Chihs, Hepthalites or Hunas, Tocharians, Tartars and Mongals, no other sensible people would ever have dared to cross these terrible barriers in search of better pastures.
Hence, "the meeting of cultural conscious people, learned men, monks and eremites in search of divine wisdom, Truth or Sat (hence Sathnyasi Sannyasi) who preferred seclusion more than vain glory adventures was a remote possibility," would have been the conclusion of the historian and the research scholar of decades gone by.
www.dailynews.lk /2005/05/23/fea56.htm   (13635 words)

  
 India Culture Disucssion chat forums
Do you know why I call you 'Dumbo' Sunny?--Because you can't read simple English..I have mantained all along that Jats are a mixed race,with a strong Dravadian-Turkik strain.Cunningham and bingley also agree that the are a mixed race.Would you like quotes?They can be expeditiously furnished!
First they were Dravidians, next Turks, next Aryans, next Hepthalites, now Yuezhi — I guess close enough.
Rest assured, just like Quanango — you must swallow the truth, sooner or later.
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 Rajput   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
They also could be descended from the pagan foreign tribes who poured into the Indian sub-continent from the Oxus and Jakartes region of Central Asia /Eurasia, around the time of the birth of Christ.
Viz—The Parthians, The Hepthalites and the Scythians (in Sanskrit—Shaka)
These foreigners entering India, found in Hinduism, the prevalent religion an increasing resemblance to their own animist/pagan beliefs and customs and thus adopted to the culture and traditions of the natives.
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