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Jelbo-Tukaric Migrations

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The Jelbo-Tukaric Migrations was a series of population movements that led to the migration of the Jelbo-Tukaric people from Central Seleya into Majatra. The migrations led to the downfall of the Qedarite Empire and the settlement of the Jelbo-Tukarics, the ancestors of today's Jelbics, Turjaks, and Dissuwans. The Migrations also allowed for the spread of the proto-Majatran language and culture throughout East Majatra, as it was during this period that the proto-Majatrans expanded from their original stronghold in South Badara and North Kafuristan. For a brief period, between 44 BCE and 27 BCE, the Jelbo-Tukaric tribes were unified within a single large empire under Khan Timur of the Yelb tribe, centred in modern Kafuristan and controlling most of the territory of contemporary Kafuristan,

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c. 100 BCE and c. 50 CE.

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Adon Mutah Shophet Shipitbaʿl Nimr Khan Batbayan Omurtag Marcus Iulius Scaevola † Anonbaʿl Mekir † Khan Timur Alexandros Pelles Khan Asparukh Tibniit ʿAyn Krum Shophet Ashmonʿazor Mijdil †

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*Settlement of Jelbo-Tukaric people; *Expansion of Majatrans; *Fall of Qedarite Empire.

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East and Central Majatra

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Jelbo-Tukaric Migrations

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The Jelbo-Tukaric Migrations was a series of population movements that led to the migration of the Jelbo-Tukaric people from Central Seleya into Majatra. The migrations led to the downfall of the Qedarite Empire and the settlement of the Jelbo-Tukarics, the ancestors of today's Jelbics, Turjaks, and Dissuwans. The Migrations also allowed for the spread of the proto-Majatran language and culture throughout East Majatra, as it was during this period that the proto-Majatrans expanded from their original stronghold in South Badara and North Kafuristan. For a brief period, between 44 BCE and 27 BCE, the Jelbo-Tukaric tribes were unified within a single large empire under Khan Timur of the Yelb tribe, centred in modern Kafuristan and controlling most of the territory of contemporary Kafuristan, Solentia, Kalopia, Deltaria, Jakania, and Jelbania. Timur's empire, a decentralized nomadic confederation, crumbled after his death and the tribes under his rule continued their migration westward.