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Kavimler Göçü’nden sonra ikiye ayrılan Roma İmparatorluğu’nun doğu kanadı, Doğu Avrupa ve Balkanlar’da bulunan Türk toplulukları tarafından sürekli tehdit edilmiştir. Karadeniz’in kuzeyinden hareketle önlerindeki kavimleri batıya doğru iterek Tuna sınırlarına dayanan bu Türk kavimlerinin ilk işi Doğu Roma İmparatorluğu’na elçiler göndererek yerleşmek için toprak talebinde bulunmak olmuştur. Nitekim bu taleplerine olumlu cevap almazlarsa nüfuslarının oldukça kalabalık olduğunu söyleyerek Doğu Roma’ya karşı savaş açabilecekleri mesajını da iletmişlerdir. Avrupa Hunları ile başlayan bu tehdit daha sonra Avarlar, Bulgarlar, Kumanlar, Kıpçaklar ve Peçenekler gibi çeşitli Türk kavimleri tarafından sürekli hale gelerek devam ettirmişlerdir. Doğu Roma İmparatorluğu, Balkanlarda Avrupa Hunları ve Avarlardan sonra çok daha uzun soluklu bir düşman olan Bulgarlar tarafından tehdit edilmiştir. Doğu Roma İmparatorluğu Bulgarlara karşı bazen dostça bazen düşmanca tutumlar sergileyerek onların tehlikesini bertaraf etmeye çalışsa da uzun süre bu konuda başarı sağlayamamıştır. Ancak Bulgarların Slav kültürünü ve dolayısıyla Hıristiyanlığı benimsemeleri neticesinde Doğu Roma İmparatorluğu Bulgarlar üzerinde kolay bir şekilde egemenlik kurmayı başarmıştır.
The eastern wing of the Roman Empire, divided into two after the People's Immigration, has been constantly threatened by the Turkish communities in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. The first task of these Turkish peoples, who moved from the north of the Black Sea to the west, was to ask for land to settle by sending messengers to the Eastern Roman Empire. In fact, if they don’t get a positive response to these demands, they have also sent the message that they will be able to start war against Eastern Rome, saying that their population is quite crowded. This threat, which began with the European Huns, was later continued by the various Turkish peoples, such as Avar, Bulgarians, Kuman, Kipchak and Pechenek. The Eastern Roman Empire was threatened by the Bulgarians, who were a much longer breathing enemy after the European Hunts and Avars in the Balkans. The Eastern Roman Empire attempted to eliminate their danger by sometimes showing friendly and sometimes hostile attitudes towards the Bulgarians, but it has long failed to succeed in this. But as a result of the Bulgarians' adoption of Slavic culture and therefore Christianity, the Eastern Roman Empire managed to easily establish sovereignty over the Bulgarians.
The eastern wing of the Roman Empire, divided into two after the Peoples Migration, the Turkish communities in Eastern Europe and the Balkansa re already in progress. Starting from the North of the Black Sea, these Turkısh tribes, which were basen on the Danube boundaries, pushed the tribes in front of them to the West and the first task was to send the envoys to the Eastern Roman Empire and demand land for settlement. As a matter of fact, they said tahat they didnt receive a positive response to their demands, their population was quite crowded and they could wage war against Eastern Rome. Various Turkish tribes such as Avars, Bulgarians, Cumans, Kipchaks and Pechenegs continued and continued. The Eastern Roman Empire was threatened by the Bulgarians, a much longer-standing enemy after the European Huns and the Avars in the Balkans. Although the Eastern Roman Empire tried to eliminate the danger of Bulgarians by displaying friendly and sometimes hostile attitudes, it didnt succeed for a long time. However, as a result of Bulgarians adoption of Slavic culture and therefore Christianity, the Eastern Roman Empire was able to easily dominate the Bulgarians.
Alan : Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; Güzel Sanatlar; Hukuk; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler; Spor Bilimleri
Dergi Türü : Uluslararası
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