| 词条 | Ülüş system |
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The Ülüş system was the administrative system of the historical Turkic and Mongolic states. The noun Üleş in Turkish means "share" and the verb "üleş-mek" means to share.[1][2] The systemAccording to historian Halil İnalcık, the sovereignty didn't belong solely to the khagan (emperor), but to the members of the khagan's family.[3] Thus the khagan allocated each member of the family a share of the country. This share was called ülüş. According to Kürşat Kocak however, the ülüş practice included also high level state officials. [4] This resembles the fief system in Medieval Europe. It is stressed by Lev Gumilyov that it was not a European type feudalism.[5]According to Lev Gümiloy the system was developed by the Southern Xiongnu during the second century AD.[5] It was used by the Turkic Khaganate, Uyghur Khaganate, Mongol Empire and other political powers of Central Asia. ExampleIn the Turkic Khaganate (551-744) during the reign of Taspar Qaghan in 576, there were 8 üleşes (see Göktürk family tree).[5] 1.Taspar: in the Altai Mountain area 2.She tu (Taspar’s nephew; later renemed Ishbara as the khagan): east part of the khaganette 3. Böri (Taspar's nephew): west part of the Eastern territory 4.Töremen (Taspar's nephew, later renemed Apa as the khagan): north territories 5.Kara Çürün (Taspar's cousin later renamed Tardu as the khagan of the Western Territory): in Yedisu area 6.Tamgan (Taspar's cousin): in Volga River area 7.Amrak (Taspar's son): (unidentified) 8. Tegin shad (Taspar’s son): unidentified References1. ^Dictionary of Turkish language Association {{Göktürks}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Ules system}}2. ^Dictionary 3. ^İnalcık page p.218 {{tr icon}} 4. ^Academia periodical {{tr icon}} 5. ^1 2 L.N.Gümilev, Eski Türkler, translation by Ahsen Batur, {{ISBN|975-7856-39-8}} p.80-81 3 : Sovereignty|Medieval Asia|Medieval law |
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