Khazaran

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Khazaran was a city in the Khazar kingdom, located on the eastern bank of the lower Volga River. It was connected to Atil by a pontoon bridge.

Khazaran was later inhabited primarily by Muslims and featured numerous mosques, minarets, and madrasas. It was a bustling trade center easily reachable by ship from the Caspian Sea and Volga River, and many of its inhabitants were crafters, fishers, and traders. The leader of the city was a Muslim official known as the Khazz; in Arab sources the title given is sometimes vizier.

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Khazaria

* Byzantium
* Bulgaria
* Abbasids
* Arab–Khazar wars
* Kipchaks
* Meshchera
* Pax Khazarica
* Radhanites
* Rus'
* Volga trade route
* Dnieper trade route

Khazar rulers|

* Irbis
* Busir
* Bihar
* Parsbit
* Zachariah
* Bulan
* Obadiah
* Hezekiah
* Manasseh I
* Hanukkah
* Isaac
* Zebulun
* Manasseh II
* Nisi
* Aaron I
* Menahem
* Benjamin
* Aaron II
* Joseph
* David
* George

Other figures|

* Alp Iluetuer
* Alp Tarkhan
* Balgitzin
* Barjik
* Bulchan
* Hazer Tarkhan
* HLGW
* John of Gothia
* Leo IV
* Papatzys
* Pesakh
* Ras Tarkhan
* Serach
* Sfengus
* Sviatoslav
* Theodora
* Tzitzak
* Yitzhak ha-Sangari

Places|

* Atil
* Azaq
* Balanjar
* Bar
* Chersonesus
* Dagestan
* Güsliyev
* Golden Hills
* Kaffa
* Kavkaz
* Kazarki
* Kerch
* Kerem
* Khazaran
* Khumar
* Levedia
* Saltovo-Mayaki
* Samandar
* Sambalut
* Sambat
* Samiran
* Samosdelka
* Saqsin
* Sarkel
* Semikarakorsk Fortress
* Sudak
* Taman
* Tamatarkha

Tributaries|

* Abkhazians
* Alans
* Arsiyah
* Baranjars
* Barsils
* Bashkirs
* Black Klobuks
* Burtas
* Crimean Goths
* Cumans
* East Slavs
* Huns
* Juhuri
* Kabars
* Kipchaks
* Kumyks
* Kassogs
* Laz people
* Lezgins
* Magyars
* Mordvins
* Oghuz
* Onogurs
* Pechenegs
* Sabirs
* Sarir
* Uralics
* Volga Bulgaria

Scholars|

* Mikhail Artamonov
* Vasily Bartold
* D.M. Dunlop
* Norman Golb
* Peter B. Golden
* Lev Gumilev
* Alexander Harkavy
* Thomas S. Noonan
* Svetlana Pletnyova
* Omeljan Pritsak

Legacy|

* Khazar Correspondence
* Khazar language
* Khazar ancestry claims
* Ashkenazi
* Cossacks
* Crimean Karaites
* Subbotniks
* Jewish Cossacks
* Khazars in fiction
* Kuzari
* Kievan Letter
* Mandgelis Document
* Red Jews
* Schechter Letter

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