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| *Paulys RE* |
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| ***Baruk, Baruka, Baruklia*** |
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Pauly mentions in his encyclopedia three town names.
Baruk, Baruka and Baruklia.
Two of them were in Ancient Albania (Caucasia) and the third one in Ancient Phrygia/Anatolia.
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Old Türkic words bark/barık meant house; emperor's palace; mausoleum or temple with altar. All are closed places and all are a good choice for a town name.
Baruklia is a 100 % compatible with the Türkic word Barıklı, meaning a place with a temple/chieftains house and it could be easily a capital. (Barıklı = lit. "with a barık").
They were maybe places with temple with altar (for the local deity) or maybe the house/palace of the chieftain. All three are conceivable for a place of residence.
These three have probably the Old Türkic verb bar- (to go) at their roots.
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These three are again an indicator for Türk existence in those regions of the earth in ancient times.
Uzunbacak Adem
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