In creating their first Empire to carry the Turk name known as the GokTurk Empire. The GokTurks have given all the Turks their first alphabet and the nazar boncugu known as evil eye to Greeks and the Arabs. Since this time, the Turks have established over 116 empires, states and nations from Siberia to Eastern Europe spreading their culture through out these lands.


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As Roswitha said the Turks have established over 116 empires, states and nations from the Middle Asia to Eastern Europe spreading their culture through out these lands:
- Öz Türkler : (Middle Asia) (B.C.1200-...)
- Oğuz Türkleri = Oğuzlar
- Hunlar
- Asya Hun Devleti (Hun Empire) ( A.D.48 - ...)
- Avrupa Hun Devleti (Hun Empire)
- Türk Boyları
- Göktürk Devleti = Göktürk Empire ( First Turkish Alphabet : The Göktürks were the first Turkic people to write their language in a runic script.)(552-63
- Kutluk Devleti
- Uygur Devleti (745-84
- Karahanlılar
- Tolunoğulları
- Aksitler
- Gazneliler
- Büyük Selçuklu Devleti (1040-1157)
- Anadolu Selçuklu Devleti (1077-1308)
- Harzemşahlar
- Eyyübiler
- Memluklar
- Anadolu Beylikleri
- Osmanlılar = Ottoman Empire (1299-1918 )
- Türkiye
- Azerbaycan
- Moğolistan
- Kazakistan
- Özbekistan
- Türkmenistan
- Tacikistan
- Kırgızistan
- Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti
- ...

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Roswitha; congratulations!...You have learnt Turkish History too...You know Turkish history better than us....Congratulations and thank you...

The origins of the Gok-Turks, according to the Chinese sources, came from the Asian Huns. The leader's family was named Aşına (Asena, Zena, etc.). Gok-Turks' history mixed up with the legends about the derivation of the Aşına family from a female wolf.
But, the tradition of deriving from a wolf existed also between the Asian Huns and the tale about the transportation of the Turks from the narrow and intransitive ways to safer places by the father wolf, was told in the 3rd century between the Tabgaçs. This fact shows firstly the oldness of the Turks and the close relationship with the Turkish groups. Besides, the tale of the Aşına family about the massacre and the salvation of only a boy, hides a tragedy of which we do not know exactly what happened in the earliest history of the Gok-Turks. The symbol of the kingdom of Gok-Turks had been a flag with a golden wolf head because of the belief of the father wolf.