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| - Turan war ein Leutnant in der Seanchanischen Armee. Kategorie:Person Kategorie:Männlich Kategorie:Seanchan (Person) Kategorie:Leutnant
- He was stout and not very tall with a peaked nose. He had close-cropped black hair which was shaved two finger widths up each side of his head.
- Turan is a Khajiit residing in Alten Corimont.
- Turan is a country of the Hyborian Age.
- The Turan were a sentient species with orange skin. Some Turans pursued careers in music, like the popular band who played in the main hall of a Cloud City casino around 3 ABY. Base nose flutes, electric harps and soft percussion drums gave their music an "insistent, exhilarating tune" that stirred the bounty hunter Dengar deeply.
- Eines der mächtigsten und reichsten Königreiche der hyborischen Welt. Zur Zeit Conans ein wahrhaft gigantisches Königreich. Es erstreckt sich vom Nezvaya im Norden bis hin zu den Ilbar-Bergen im Süden und von Zamora und Punt im Westen bis zum Himelia-Gebirge im Osten. Viele oder besser gesagt fast alle der Handelsstädte in der östlichen Wüste sind in Turanischer Hand. Turan ist auch durchaus öfters bestrebt sein Reich zu vergrößern, was aber nicht immer von Erfolg gekrönt ist. Trotzdem herrschte Turan auch über das Vilayet Meer und die Städte an seinen Küsten. Hauptstadt Turans ist Aghrapur an der Mündung des Ilbars. Kategorie:Länder
- The founders of Turan were adventurers from Hyrkania and the Turanians remain proud of their Hyrkanian heritage. Originally a minor state situated at the southern shores of the Vilayet Sea, it grew to become a major empire. By the time of Conan, Turan is in an expansion phase. The rulers of Brythunia, Shem, Koth, and Zamora all pay tribute to their eastern overlord. Its armies have threatened the borders of Corinthia, Hyperborea, Nemedia, Ophir, Stygia, and Vendhya. The entire Vilayet Sea, 2000 miles (3218, 68 kilometers) in length and 300 miles wide (482, 80 kilometers), has become the domain of the Turanian war navy.
- Turan is the ruler of the Forest People of the planet Mars, and is seen in the 1938 serial Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars. Few details are known about Turan. The Clay King believed the Forest People to be "strange race, but honest and powerful", but this may have been old intelligence given that the Clay People had, by then, been trapped in their cave dwellings for some time. Turan seems anything but honest, so either he had assumed control at some point after the Clay People knew them, or else his priorities had changed following the arrival of Ming the Merciless of Mongo on the planet Mars.
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| - Turan war ein Leutnant in der Seanchanischen Armee. Kategorie:Person Kategorie:Männlich Kategorie:Seanchan (Person) Kategorie:Leutnant
- He was stout and not very tall with a peaked nose. He had close-cropped black hair which was shaved two finger widths up each side of his head.
- Turan is a Khajiit residing in Alten Corimont.
- Turan is a country of the Hyborian Age.
- The Turan were a sentient species with orange skin. Some Turans pursued careers in music, like the popular band who played in the main hall of a Cloud City casino around 3 ABY. Base nose flutes, electric harps and soft percussion drums gave their music an "insistent, exhilarating tune" that stirred the bounty hunter Dengar deeply.
- The founders of Turan were adventurers from Hyrkania and the Turanians remain proud of their Hyrkanian heritage. Originally a minor state situated at the southern shores of the Vilayet Sea, it grew to become a major empire. By the time of Conan, Turan is in an expansion phase. The rulers of Brythunia, Shem, Koth, and Zamora all pay tribute to their eastern overlord. Its armies have threatened the borders of Corinthia, Hyperborea, Nemedia, Ophir, Stygia, and Vendhya. The entire Vilayet Sea, 2000 miles (3218, 68 kilometers) in length and 300 miles wide (482, 80 kilometers), has become the domain of the Turanian war navy. Turan maintains many important port cities, the most significan being its capital Aghrapur. Almost equal in fame is the trading city of Zamboula, the westernmost outpost of the Empire. There a subordinate ruler reigns over a mixed populations of Stygians and Shemites. A slave force from Darfar continues to practice cannibalism. The Turanian marketplaces offer slaves from distand lands. This proud empire still faces internal threats. There are pirate strongholds in the Vilayet, and Kozaki raiders prey on provincial cities. The government and military have repeatedly attempted to eliminate these groups to little lasting effect. Pausing to drink in a verdant rain forest south of the Vilayet Sea, Conan was attacked by a lakhmu, a native giant reptile which was then killed by the Stygian Thutmekri, even though Conan himself got stuck in quicksand. The Cimmerian managed to drag himself out and came across the tortured Stygian, who told him about the religious idol he stole from Zembabwei and the Witch-Dancers sent to kill him. Conan then confronted the bearer M'Gorah, who was actually possessed by Thutmekri's enemy Dalboor, and eventually defeated the golden fanged ape Zemba itself, freeing Helgi. After enlisting as a mercenary in the Turanian army, Conan participated in the campaign against the rebel hill-men tribes, who ambushed his party, whittling them down to a handful of men. Captain Malthuz called for a retreat and the group took refuge in a cave. The hill-men trapped them inside, and offered a bargain: a Turanian champion will fight a hill-man to the death. Conan took Malthuz's place and eventually defeated their champion, who died buried by a landslide, so that the Turanians were allowed to leave in peace. Back in Turan from Wan Tengri, Conan and Bourtai headed through the desert southeast of the Vilayet Sea, when they encountered a man hassled by bandits. They rode to the man's rescue, but were too late; with the man's dying breath he tells them about the Azure Eye, a great jewel from the city of Kara-Shehr. A sandstorm consumed them, and when it dispersed, they found the lost city and began searching through the ruins. A short time later, while Conan and his Turanian party were escorting Princess Yolinda through the northern hills of Turan, they were attacked by rebel raiders. The raiders defeated them and brought them back to the Valley of the Sun. Conan and Turghol returned to the Turanian steppes joining the Bahari Kozaks, a mixed population of peasants and fugitives who was warring against the Turanian army. As their village was accidentally set ablaze and their hetman killed, Conan was appointed as their new leader and traveled to the Turanian camp where the survived Kozak families were being kept. Emprisoned by Prince Yezdigerd, the Cimmerian managed to escape and free the prisoners by Tania, Turghol's wife. Returning to their burned out village, they were visited by a man from the Dyari Kozaks. As Conan offered him to join forces against the Turanian horde, the Free Companions and the Sword-Thief Isparana were spotted approaching from the stepps. After killing Milo and imprisoning Zorka, Conan got the Free Companions by his side against the Turanian empire. Conan then brought together six tribes of Kozaks and reunited with his old friend Zula. After he was reported that Grimm had assumend command of the Turanian troops on the steppes, Conan nearly blanched and remembered when he first met the hellish warrior, many years before in Cimmeria. Conan then rode to Northern Turan in search of allies. Conan's forces were suddenly assaulted by the immense magical Hand of Nergal, which decimated them until turning back into mist and vanishing back toward Yaralet. He then allied with Hobar's Kezanks to join forces with Prince Thann of Yaralet against Turan. Conan then returned to the Kozak camp with Red Sonja and Gonar. Confronted by several people who knew him well, the mirror-Conan told stories of their shared past to convince them of his true nature, but then mirror-Conan and Gonar exposed Fafnir's demonhand, making the Kozaks suspect him to be evil. With their suspicion aroused, mirror-Conan challenged Fafnir; they fought evenly, but when Fafnir recognized and began to voice that "Conan" and "Sonja" were using their opposite sword hands, mirror-Red Sonja stabbed Fafnir from behind, seemingly killing him. Through this victory, mirror-Conan seemingly proved himself to be the Kozak's hetman, and he then grabbed Conan's woman, Roxelana, to prove himself to her through her other methods. Zula and Turgohl took Fafnir away to bury him, but he quickly revived due to the magical power running through his body. Fafnir shared the knowledge of "Conan" fighting with the wrong hand, strengthening Zula and Turgohl's suspicions, but then Gonar, having followed and listened to them, suspecting that Fafnir may not have perished, extracted their souls into one of his little mirrors, leaving their bodies apparently without life. Meanwhile, the real Conan and Sonja continued their trek back to the Kozak camp. Once arrived, the real Conan and Red Sonja fought their mirrored counterparts; meanwhile, the souls of Fafnir, Turghol and Zula were reunited to their bodies and Tuzun Thune was eventually destroyed. Conan reunited with his wife and was once again acclaimed as the Kozak leader. Some time later, Juma infiltrated the Kozak camp and persuaded Conan to look for Princess Yolinda in the city of Kherdpur.
- Turan is the ruler of the Forest People of the planet Mars, and is seen in the 1938 serial Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars. Few details are known about Turan. The Clay King believed the Forest People to be "strange race, but honest and powerful", but this may have been old intelligence given that the Clay People had, by then, been trapped in their cave dwellings for some time. Turan seems anything but honest, so either he had assumed control at some point after the Clay People knew them, or else his priorities had changed following the arrival of Ming the Merciless of Mongo on the planet Mars. It is not known when or how Ming came into contact with Turan, but Turan seems loyal to Ming ahead of either Queen Azura or the great god Kalu. Turan seems more than willing to act against the benign parties of Flash Gordon, Prince Barin, and the Clay People on the instructions of Ming. It would seem likely that Ming promised Turan greater power in return for his assistance in conquering Mars. Queen Azura seems to have been unaware that there was ever any contact between Turan and Ming. Turan was replaced as leader of the Forest People, temporarily at least, by Prince Barin of Mongo following the failure of Ming's attempt to wrestle control of Mars. It was not explained how the Forest People came to accept a change of leadership. Turan was played by the actor Anthony Warde. Warde would play a more memorable adversary to Buster Crabbe the following year, namely "Killer Kane" in the 1939 serial Buck Rogers.
- Eines der mächtigsten und reichsten Königreiche der hyborischen Welt. Zur Zeit Conans ein wahrhaft gigantisches Königreich. Es erstreckt sich vom Nezvaya im Norden bis hin zu den Ilbar-Bergen im Süden und von Zamora und Punt im Westen bis zum Himelia-Gebirge im Osten. Viele oder besser gesagt fast alle der Handelsstädte in der östlichen Wüste sind in Turanischer Hand. Turan ist auch durchaus öfters bestrebt sein Reich zu vergrößern, was aber nicht immer von Erfolg gekrönt ist. Trotzdem herrschte Turan auch über das Vilayet Meer und die Städte an seinen Küsten. Hauptstadt Turans ist Aghrapur an der Mündung des Ilbars. Kategorie:Länder
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