Chorpan Tarkhan

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Chorpan Tarkhan is recorded in Armenian sources as a Khazar general who invaded and devastated Armenia around the year 630 CE. He was most likely an officer in the army of the Western Gokturks and may have been part of Ziebel's (or Tong Yabghu Khagan's) campaign against Persia in alliance with the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius.

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Peter B. Golden. Khazar Studies: An Historio-Philological Inquiry into the Origins of the Khazars. Budapest: Akademia Kiado, 1980.

	Byzantium \| Abbasids \| Kipchaks \| Meshchera \| Chuds \| Radhanites \| Rus \| Volga trade route \| Dnieper trade route
	Khazaria (c) (t)
	Khazar rulers: Irbis \| Busir \| Bihar \| Parsbit \| Zachariah \| Bulan \| Obadiah \| Benjamin \| Aaron II \| Joseph \| David \| George
	Other personalities: Alp Iluetuer \| Alp Tarkhan \| Balgatzin \| Barjik \| Hazer Tarkhan \| HLGW \| John of Gothia \| Lebedias \| Leo IV \| Papatzys \| Pesakh \| Ras Tarkhan \| Serach \| Sfengus \| Sviatoslav \| Tzitzak \| Yitzhak ha-Sangari
	Places: Atil \| Balanjar \| Bar \| Chersonesos \| Daghestan \| Golden Hills \| Güsliyev\| Kavkaz \| Kerch \| Kerem \| Khamlij \| Khazaran \| Levedia \| Saltovo-Mayaki \| Samandar \| Kazarki \| Sambalut \| Sambat \| Samiran \| Saqsin \| Sarkel \| Sudak \| Taman \| Tamatarkha
	Tributaries: Abkhazians \| Alans \| Arsiya \| Baranjars \| Barsils \| Bashkirs \| Burtas \| Crimean Goths \| East Slavs \| Huns \| Juhuri \| Kabars \| Kassogs \| Lazica \| Lezgins \| Magyars \| Mordvins \| Oghuz \| Onogurs \| Pechenegs \| Sabirs \| Sarir \| Volga Bulgars
	Other: Khazar Correspondence \| Khazar language \| Kuzari \| Kievian Letter \| Mandgelis Document \| Red Jews \| Schechter Letter

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Category: Khazar generals

	Byzantium \| Abbasids \| Kipchaks \| Meshchera \| Chuds \| Radhanites \| Rus \| Volga trade route \| Dnieper trade route
	Khazaria (c) (t)
	Khazar rulers: Irbis \| Busir \| Bihar \| Parsbit \| Zachariah \| Bulan \| Obadiah \| Benjamin \| Aaron II \| Joseph \| David \| George
	Other personalities: Alp Iluetuer \| Alp Tarkhan \| Balgatzin \| Barjik \| Hazer Tarkhan \| HLGW \| John of Gothia \| Lebedias \| Leo IV \| Papatzys \| Pesakh \| Ras Tarkhan \| Serach \| Sfengus \| Sviatoslav \| Tzitzak \| Yitzhak ha-Sangari
	Places: Atil \| Balanjar \| Bar \| Chersonesos \| Daghestan \| Golden Hills \| Güsliyev\| Kavkaz \| Kerch \| Kerem \| Khamlij \| Khazaran \| Levedia \| Saltovo-Mayaki \| Samandar \| Kazarki \| Sambalut \| Sambat \| Samiran \| Saqsin \| Sarkel \| Sudak \| Taman \| Tamatarkha
	Tributaries: Abkhazians \| Alans \| Arsiya \| Baranjars \| Barsils \| Bashkirs \| Burtas \| Crimean Goths \| East Slavs \| Huns \| Juhuri \| Kabars \| Kassogs \| Lazica \| Lezgins \| Magyars \| Mordvins \| Oghuz \| Onogurs \| Pechenegs \| Sabirs \| Sarir \| Volga Bulgars
	Other: Khazar Correspondence \| Khazar language \| Kuzari \| Kievian Letter \| Mandgelis Document \| Red Jews \| Schechter Letter

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