saqsin造句

• Layers of 11th-12th centuries have Oghuz artifacts and are associated with Saqsin.
• They numbered about four thousand and they set out for Saqsin on the way back to their ruler, Chingiz Khan.
• Vasilyev connected artifacts from the site with Khazar, Oghuz and Bulgar culture, leading him to believe that he had discovered the site of Saqsin.
• Al-Biruni ( mid-11th century ) reported that Atil was again in ruins, and did not mention the later city of Saqsin which was built nearby, so it is possible that this new Atil was only destroyed in the middle of the 11th century.
• "New Sarai " or " Sarai Berke " ( called " Sarai-al-Jadid " on coins ) was at modern Kolobovka, formerly Tsarev, an archeological site also on the Akhtuba channel 85 km east of Volgograd, and about 180 km northwest of Old Sarai; or possibly on the site of Saqsin ( which may itself have stood on the site of the Khazar capital, Atil ).