Samiran

Samiran was a Khazar settlement in the Caucasus from roughly the 7th through the 10th centuries CE.

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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
• Burtas
• Chorni Klobuky
• 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 Gumilyov
• Alexander Harkavy
• Thomas S. Noonan
• Svetlana Pletnyova
• Omeljan Pritsak

Legacy

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

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