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−	~~Avars or Hebreo-Iverians or~~ [[~~Bulgars~~]] ~~(Varguni) were a mixture of [[Hvarezmi]] and Sabir-Hunno Bulgars of Csaba.~~	+	#redirect[[Khalyzians]]
−	The earliest mention of this union in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Hvarizmi drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Hvarezmi migrated from Hvarezam, to their present location south of Transcaucasian Iberia which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]].<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)\|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Iverian men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu and Szekelyland. The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area. The Hvarezmi invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Hvarezmi ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Moseian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live. It is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Varkun of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Hvarezmi of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref>

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−	Avars or ~~Varkoni can refer to:~~	+	Avars or Hebreo-Iverians or [[Bulgars]] (Varguni) were a mixture of [[Hvarezmi]] and Sabir-Hunno Bulgars of Csaba.
−	*[[Hvariz]]	+	The earliest mention of this union in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Hvarizmi drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Hvarezmi migrated from Hvarezam, to their present location south of Transcaucasian Iberia which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]].<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)\|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Iverian men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu and Szekelyland. The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area. The Hvarezmi invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Hvarezmi ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Moseian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live. It is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Varkun of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Hvarezmi of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref>
−	*Hebreo-[[Iverians]]
−	*[[Bulgars]] (Varguni)
−	The earliest mention of ~~the Hvariz~~ in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the ~~Hvariz'~~ drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The ~~Caucasian Avars~~ migrated from Hvarezam, to their present location south of Transcaucasian Iberia which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]].<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)\|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of ~~Avar~~ men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu and Szekelyland. The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area. The ~~Avar~~ invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an ~~Avar~~ ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Moseian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live. It is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the ~~Avars~~ of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true ~~Avars~~ of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref>

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 Avars or Varkoni can refer to:
-*[[Hvarez]]
+*[[Hvariz]]
 *Hebreo-[[Iverians]]
 *[[Bulgars]] (Varguni)
 The earliest mention of the Hvariz in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Hvariz' drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Caucasian Avars migrated from Hvarezam, to their present location south of Transcaucasian Iberia which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]].<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Avar men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu and Szekelyland. The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area. The Avar invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Avar ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Moseian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live.  It is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Avars of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Avars of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref>

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 *[[Iverians]]
 *[[Bulgars]]
-The earliest mention of the Avars in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Avars' drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Caucasian Avars migrated to their present location from [[Greater Khorasan|Khurasan]], which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]] (to the south of [[Transcaucasian Iberia]]).<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Avar men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu. The Avar invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Avar ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Christian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live.  It is not clear whether or in what way these Avars are related to the early [[Pannonian Avars|"Pseudo-Avars"]] of the [[Dark Ages (historiography)|Dark Ages]], but it is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Avars of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Avars of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref> The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area.
+The earliest mention of the Hvariz in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Hvariz' drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Caucasian Avars migrated from Hvarezam, to their present location south of Transcaucasian Iberia which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]].<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Avar men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu and Szekelyland. The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area. The Avar invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Avar ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Moseian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live.  It is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Avars of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Avars of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref>

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		+	The earliest mention of the Avars in European history is by [[Priscus]], who declared in 463 AD that a mixed [[Saragur]], [[Urog]] and [[Unogur]] embassy asked Byzantium for an alliance, having been dislodged by [[Sabirs]] in 461 due to the Avars' drive towards the west.<ref name="Priscus">Priscus. ''Excerpta de legationibus''. Ed. S. de Boor. Berolini, 1903, p. 586 <br />Also mentioned in the Syrian compilation of Church Historian [[Zacharias Rhetor]] bishop of Mytilene</ref> The Caucasian Avars migrated to their present location from [[Greater Khorasan\|Khurasan]], which was originally populated by the [[Alarodian]] [[Hurrians]] from [[Subartu]] (to the south of [[Transcaucasian Iberia]]).<ref name="Tolstov">"Ancient Khwarezm" (Moscow 1948), Sergei Pavlovich Tolstov (1907-1976)</ref> The [[Haplogroup J (Y-DNA)\|Y-Chromosomal J Haplogroups]] typical of Avar men are still common today in the area of ancient Subartu. The Avar invasion of the Caucasus resulted in the establishment of an Avar ruling dynasty in [[Sarir]], a Christian state in the Dagestani Highlands, where the Caucasian Avars now live. It is not clear whether or in what way these Avars are related to the early [[Pannonian Avars\|"Pseudo-Avars"]] of the [[Dark Ages (historiography)\|Dark Ages]], but it is known that with the mediation of [[Sarosios]] in 567, the Göktürks requested Byzantium to distinguish the Avars of Pannonia as "Pseudo-Avars" as opposed to the true Avars of the east, who had come under Göktürk hegemony.<ref name="Sarosios">[http://www.transoxiana.org/Eran/Articles/alemany_abs.html "Sixth Century Alania: between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World" Agustí Alemany Vilamajo]</ref> The modern ''Arab Encyclopaedia'' states that the Magyars originated in this area.