Ujgurski kaganat
Ujgurski kaganat 𐱃𐰆𐰴𐰕:𐰆𐰍𐰕:𐰉𐰆𐰑𐰣 | |||||||||||||||
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| 744–840[1] | |||||||||||||||
 Ujgurski kaganat u svojoj najvećoj veličini | |||||||||||||||
| Status | Kaganat | ||||||||||||||
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| Religija | Tengrizam, Manihejstvo, Budizam | ||||||||||||||
| Vlada | Monarhija | ||||||||||||||
| Ujgurski kagani | |||||||||||||||
• 744–747. | Kutlug Bilg Kol | ||||||||||||||
• 841–847. | Og kan | ||||||||||||||
| Istorija | |||||||||||||||
• Uspostavljen | 744 | ||||||||||||||
• Ukinut | 840[1] | ||||||||||||||
| Površina | |||||||||||||||
| 800[3][4] | 3.100.000 km2 (1.200.000 sq mi) | ||||||||||||||
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| Danas deo | |||||||||||||||
Ujgurski kaganat (ili Ujgursko carstvo ili Uigurski kaganat, takođe poznat kao zemlja Tokuz Oguza,[5][6][7] staroturkijski: 𐱃𐰆𐰴𐰕:𐰆𐰍𐰕:𐰉𐰆𐰑𐰣, moderni ujgurski: ئۇيغۇر خانلىقى, Uyghur Xanliqi, nazivima iz Tang ere sa modernim Hanju pinjinom: tradicionalni kineski: 回鶻; pojednostavljeni kineski: 回鹘; pinjin: Huíhú ili tradicionalni kineski: 回紇; pojednostavljeni kineski: 回纥; pinjin: Huíhé) bilo je turkijsko carstvo[8] koje je postojalo oko jednog veka između sredine 8. i 9. veka. Oni su bili plemenska konfederacija pod Orkon ujgurskim (回鶻) plemstvom, koje su Kinezi nazivali Đu Sing („Devet klanova”), što potiče od imena Toguz Oguz ili Toquz Tugluq.[9] Njihova prestonica je bio Otuken i kasnije Ordu-Balik. On je kasnije zamenjen Jenisej kirgiskim kaganatom.
Istorija[уреди | уреди извор]
Uspon[уреди | уреди извор]
Godine 657, Zapadnoturkijski kaganat je porazila dinastija Tang, nakon čega su Ujguri podpali pod Tang upravu. Pre toga, Ujguri su već pokazali sklonost ka savezima sa Tang dinastijom, kada su se s njima borili protiv Tibetanskog carstva i Turaka 627. godine.[10][11] Godine 742, Ujguri, Karluci i Basmili pobunili su se protiv Drugog turskog kaganata.[12]
Godine 744, Basmili su zauzeli tursku prestonicu Otuken i usmrtili vladajućeg Ozmis Kagana. Kasnije te godine ujgursko-karlučki savez je formiran protiv Basmila i pobedio ih. Njihov kagan je ubijen i Basmili su prestali da postoje kao narod. Neprijateljstva između Ujgura i Karluka zatim su primorala Karluke da migriraju na zapad u Žetisu i da se sukobe sa Tirgešima, koje su porazili i pokorili 766. godine.[13]
Lično ime ujgurskog kagana bilo je Kulıg Bojla (kineski: 骨力裴羅). On je uzeo titulu Kutlug I Bilg kagan „Sjajni, mudri, moćni kagan”, tvrdeći da je vrhovni vladar svih plemena. On je sagradio svoj glavni grad u Ordu-Baliku. Prema kineskim izvorima, teritorija Ujgurskog carstva tada je dosegla „na svom istočnom kraju, teritoriju Šiveja, na zapadu planine Altaj, na jugu je kontrolisala pustinju Gobi, tako da je pokrivala čitavu teritoriju drevne Sjungnu”.[14]
Ujguri su 745. godine ubili poslednjeg kagana Gokturka, bega Bajmejkehana Gulongfua (白眉可汗 鶻隴匐), i poslali njegovu glavu u Tang.[15]
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Spoljašnje veze[уреди | уреди извор]
- Jiu Tangshu (舊唐書) Old Book of Tang Chapter 195 (in Chinese)
- Xin Tangshu (新唐書) New Book of Tang, chapter 217, part 1 and part 2 (in Chinese). Translation in English here [1] (most of part 1 and beginning of part 2).
- Die chinesische Inschrift auf dem uigurischen Denkmal in Kara Balgassun (1896)