Early Chinese sources identify this people with the ethnonym Seyanto, quoting them as one of the most powerful tribes among the descendants of the Xiongnu; actually they emerged from the year 635 as part of the "Üç-Oğuz" confederation of Oghuz Turks.
Early Chinese sources identify this people with the ethnonym Seyanto. Early Chinese sources are quoting them as one of the most powerful tribes among the descendants of the Xiongnu. Actually they emerged from the year 635 as part of the "Üç-Oğuz" confederation of Oghuz Turks.