"Turkish Turkmen"

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Turkmenler (Osmanlıca تركمنلر) with Turkish Turkmens or Anatolian Turkmens, Anatolian Oğuzlers or short kısa, Turkishmen (Osmanlıca تركمنلر), started to settle in Turkish and Turkish regions around Anatolia and Turkey. Anatolia has become effective in the Turkishization process. Türkmen (تركمنلر) and Yörk (تر)) words have been used synonymously in historical documents. In the Ottoman arch documents, the settlement status and shape of the village is called "Turkish", migration or semi-göçer communities "Turkmen" or "York". In the cases of being built-in or conar-göçer, and according to the regions where they are located, "Turkmen" or "Sector". According to Kimi, the east of the Redeze is called the Dawn to the west of Turkmen. It was used in the Ottoman sources for the Dulkadirli Turkmen who live in Maraş and around. The names of uruğ/oymak are also common as they carry the same name as the Turks of Turkmenistan (Horasan Turkmen) as they are ethnically relative.

The name of Turkmen's thymeans, neck feed (the name of the inner neck comes from Inal-oglu Hamza Bey, the name of the daytime neck comes from Day-oğlu Ibrahim Bey), kethüda name, the name of the nobles, the name of the places they live, the iktisadî activity and as a result, they are called many sebebe based on the activities of animals or agriculture they feed.

Anadolu has played an active role in Turkishization. In the struggles with Byzantines, Seljuks have gone through the way of facilitating their fetih movements by placing Turkishmen in the end areas and they started to place other Turkmen carvings from Turkistan to Anatolia. In 1240, the largest Turkish mansion on the history of the Anatolian Seljuk State, the Father was defeated in the Kösedag Muharebebe, which was made with Mongolia in 1243.

The important part of Anatolian Turkmen cooks came from Horasan, especially those who are Alevi. Horasan is the Caspian Oğuz soil, where the Seljuk remained before going to Anatolia. “Every side of Horasan is Turkish facade” in terms of its density in the region. 897) It is important to say “Oğuz desert” to the region between Harezm and Hazar sea.

Name

Oğuz, divided into two main arms of Boz-Ok and Three-Ok, etymologically o.uz < o.-u-z "oklar" means and the arrow (“boy, tribe” with the word of the double organ names (paper, eye, horn) were encountered - the bil-choul exine (formance).

In order to distinguish from other Oğuz, the Muslim Oğuz was called Turkmen. The word of Turkmen first passes as the "Turkmen" (انمان)) in the Middle Turkish era