Токму така,тотално се согласувам со тебеЧПрвата земја на Русите се викасе Киеван Рус,и нормално бесе на територијата на Украина.Каганати имаа не Словените,го знаеме Хазарскиот Каганат,Бугарскиот итн итн.
Еве што вели Википедија во врска со ова
Khagan or
Great Khan (
Old Turkic kaɣan [1];
Mongolian: хаган;
Chinese: 可汗;
pinyin: kèhán; alternatively spelled
Chagan, Khaghan, Kagan, Kağan, Qagan, Qaghan),
is a title of imperial rank in the Turkic and Mongolian languages equal to the status of emperor and someone who rules a Khaganate(empire, greater than an ordinary
Khanate, but often referred to as such in western languages). It may also be translated as
Khan of Khans, equivalent to
King of Kings. In modern Mongolian, the title became
Khaan with the 'g' sound becoming almost silent or non-existent (
i.e., a very light voiceless velar fricative); the
ğ in modern Turkish
Kağan is also silent.
The first to adopt the title for the state was the
nomadic Juan Juan confederacy (4th–6th century AD) or the Xianbei, on China's northern border.
The
Avars, who may have included Juan Juan elements
after the Göktürks crushed the Juan Juan who ruled Mongolia, also used this title.
The Avars invaded Europe, and for over a century ruled
the Hungarian region. Westerners Latinized the title "Khagan" into "Gaganus" or
Cagan et Iugurro principibus Hunorum.
Еве што велат за Словените
In the early 10th century, princes of Eastern Slavs employed the title of
kagan (or
qaghan), reported by the Arab geographer
Ibn Rusta writing between 903 and 913. This tradition endured in the eleventh century, as the
metropolitan of
Russia Hilarion calls both
grand prince Vladimir (978–1015) and grand prince
Iaroslav (1019–1054) by the title of
kagan, while a graffito on the walls of the Cathedral of St.
Sophia in
Kiev gives the same title to the son of Iaroslav, grand prince
Sviatoslav II (1073–1076).
A eve sto bese prvata drzava:
The
Rus' Khaganate was a
polity that flourished during a
poorly documented period in the history of
Eastern Europe (roughly the late 8th and early to mid-9th centuries
CE).
[1] A
predecessor to the
Rurik Dynasty and the
Kievan Rus', the Rus' Khaganate was a
state (or a cluster of
city-states) set up by a people called
Rhos or
Rus, at least some of whom were Varangians (
Scandinavians), in what is today northern
Russia.
[2] The region's population at that time was composed of
Baltic,
Slavic,
Finnic, and
Norse peoples.
I eve malce za imeto na Rusija:
However, it has been also suggested that the name Rus
might have originated from the Iranic name of the Volga River (by F.Knauer Moscow 1901), as well as from the Rosh of
Ezekiel. Prof.
George Vernadsky has suggested a derivation from the
Roxolani or from the
Aryan term
ronsa (moisture, water). There is a recurrence of river names like
Ros in Eastern Europe.