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the religions which felt close to themselves for the sake of the social and political objectives in the geography they survived. Although the Turks were among the apostate nations, their new religion has shaped the way of life by blending in the faith of Kök-Tengri. As well as the Turks accepted Christianity, Judaism and Islam as divine religions, philosophical beliefs such as Buddhism and Manichaeism also played an important role in their lives of religion. In addition, Hinduism which isn’t accepted among the religions of the Turks by many scientists, has been one of the beliefs which White Hun rulers, living in the north of India especially in A.D. IV and VI.th centuries have sympathy. In this work, it will be focused on the interest in Hinduism of White Huns, who are the political remnants of the Great Huns who once exist in the North of India

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