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| Payava tomb front inscription by wikipedia |
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Lycian people, the allies of the Troyan against Achaeans. We don't know much about them.
My point today is to examine the names of their kings!
(I take the wikipedia-list for my blog.)
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First king's name was Kheziga (first of the line).
Old Türkic Kezig means malaria, fever. Maybe he had a sickness and named after that. Old Türkic Kezik means the turn (like in "it's my turn",) watch. Kheziga was maybe the one whose turn has come.
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Kubernis: We know a very similar name among the Bulgar Khans (of Türkic origin). The ons of five sons of Great Kubrat Han was called KUBER.
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Kuprlli (in Lycian KO𐊓PΛΛE, circa 480-440 BC) - wiki adds: (ΚΟ𐊓, pronounced "coupe")
> Küpe erli?
Küpe means earring and there was a man called Küpe in the Türkic history. +er (soldier) + derivative suffix +li (with)
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There were 2 further Khezigas in the line.
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Arpakkhu: A wonderful Türkic word is hidden in it. Arpag meaning magic, spell.
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Kherei: a special one. Kerey is a wonderful Türkic name, a very famous one indeed. There are many Kereys in Türkic history. Kerey Han was a smaller deity and Kerey was an Uzbek Han and Kerey was the name of a Tribe. According to wiktionary kerey was a kind of razor in Old Oghuz Türkish. See the link: https://tr.wiktionary.org/wiki/kerey
This Lycian Kherei we know already with his headgear Alla Turca:
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| Kherei with bashlik |
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Erbinas : Er: soldier + bin: thousand. Easy.
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Artumpara, also Arttum̃para, Artembares: ertem: virtue + bar: there is.
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Perikle: Börklü could mean he who with the a Börk (a Türkic headgear). See the modern words like Perriwig / Peruke, derived from the same Türkic headgear.
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Not bad! Isn't it?
For the most of the King Names in Lycia I could show a Türkic origin.
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I have already compared the Lycian alphabet and and Türk Script (Orkhun runes).
The right question is: when and where was the junction?
Read more here:
https://uzunbacakadem.blogspot.com/2023/03/comparison-turkic-runes-versus-lycian.html
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I want to add something to Kherei. Under the topic bashlik by wikipedia English we could see his coin (see above) with bashlik, a headgear with a Turkish name and popular among the Türkish peoples. Now the wiki-people changed this site and pic with others. Were they afraid of bringing Lycian Kherei and Türks together?
See the history of the topic Bashlik:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bashlyk&oldid=1219009299 (15 April 2024)
Under this version we see Kherei with a BASHLYK as the first pic of the site:
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On the 17th of April 2024 we see:
Version link: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bashlyk&oldid=1219415732
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And now the last version of that topic:
Hey, we can not even recognize the shape of that gear. Well done!
ALMOST TÜRK-FREE
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Do the wiki-scholars hide the relation between the Türks/Türkish headgear and the other peoples of history like: Amazons, the Lycian, the Phrygian etc?
Why?
Link today (20 July 2025): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashlyk
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Uzunbacak Adem
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Link that I have used for the Lycian King Names:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycia#History
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