Abstract:

Turks have made many migration movements from the east to the west since they came to the stage of history. According to historical sources, the Turkish migrations, which began in the Huns era, extended to Central Europe. Afterwards, from the northern position of the Black Sea, the Avar, the Hazars, the Bulgarians, the Hungarians, the Pechenks, the Sons, the Kipchak, the Karakalpak, the Tatar continued their migrations. In the geography they migrated, some established strong states and dominated other peoples, some also operated in tribes. The sons first established their state in the region between Lake Aral and the Hazard Sea. Those who accepted Islam then moved to the south and to the Anadolu, and the other communities to the north, to the Russian territory. The sons, who established close relations with the Kiev Russians and other Russian Knesset, were recorded in the Russian years with the names of Guz, Uz, Torki. According to the records in the years, we witness that the Sons have the power to put on the throne the prince candidate they want in the Russian territory between the 10th and the 12th centuries. The sons, for purposes such as land and influence, also experienced and fought constant disputes with Peçenek, Karakalpak and Kıpçak from the same origin.

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