Wednesday, November 23
1900–2100 Welcome reception (Kristó Room, 3rd floor)
Thursday, November 24
900–920 Opening speeches (Conference Room,
Ground floor)
Zoltán VAJDA [Vice-dean of the Faculty of Arts]
István ZIMONYI [Head of the Department of Altaic
Studies and the Department of Medieval
History]
Section I (Conference Room, Ground floor)
920–940 Tatyana KALININA: The Turks on medieval
Arab maps
9 –1000 Isenbike TOGAN: Changes in titulature and
40
westward migration: the case of the Qarluqs
1000–1020 Valery STOJANOW: Die Kumanenforschung
als eine wissenschaftliche Disziplin
1020–1035 Discussion
1035–1055 Coffee break
Section II (Conference Room, Ground floor)
1055–1115 Nikolay KRADIN: The Urbanization of Liao
and Yuan empires in Mongolian steppes
1115–1135 Ishayahu LANDA: Reconsidering the
Chinggisids’ son-in-laws: Lessons from the
United Empire
1135–1155 Márton VÉR: An Old Uyghur register and
the different levels of administration of the
Mongol Empire’s postal system
1155–1210 Discussion
1210–1430 Lunch break
Section III (Conference Room, Ground floor)
1430–1450 Konstantin GOLEV: The Battle of the Kalka
River – a tentative reconstruction
1450–1510 Aleksandar UZELAC: An Empire within an
Empire? – Ethnic, Religious and Demographic
Realities in the Ulus of Nogai
1510–1530 Szilvia KOVÁCS: An unremembered Hun–
garian Friar’s martyrdom in the Golden Horde
1530–1545 Discussion
Section IV (Wittman Room, 3rd floor)
1430–1450 Miklós SÁRKÖZY: Mongol–Nizārī Ismaili
relations in Northern Iran before 1256 – new
sources and results
1450–1510 Csaba GÖNCÖL: Rüktemür Beg in the
Chronicle of ʿAbdu l-Ġaffār Qırımī
15 –1530 Xiaolin MA: The Eleven Queens’ Ordos and
10
Imperial Ancestral Sacrifice under the Mongol-
Yuan Dynasty: from steppe to North China
1530–1545 Discussion
1545–1600 Coffee break
Section V (Conference Room, Ground floor)
1600–1620 Mehmet TEZCAN: In which group are the
Orkhon inscriptions classified in terms of
diplomacy
1620–1640 Hao CHEN: Transformation of the concept
toquz oghuz in medieval Eurasia
16 –1700 Vladimir PETRUKHIN: The title khagan in
40
Оld Slavic traditions
1700–1720 Mutlu KAHRAMAN: Warfare of Turk
Khanate
1720–1740 Discussion
Section VI (Wittman Room, 3rd floor)
1600–1620 Mátyás BALOGH: On the emergence of the
Qinghai sections of the Silk Road
1620–1640 Balázs DANKA: An epical geography of the
Oġuz-nāmä in Uygur script
1640–1700 Alexander VASILYEV: The Ottoman docu–
ment on the hierarchy of power in the dynasties
of Shaibanids and Timurids according to the
traditions of nomadic law
1700–1720 Margareta ASLAN: Turkic nomads in
Romanian historiography
1720–1740 Discussion
1900–2100 Reception (Kristó Room, 3rd floor)
Friday, November 25
Section VII (Conference Room, Ground floor)
930–950 Agustí ALEMANY: A prosopographical
approach to medieval Eurasian nomads
950–1010 Марта Фонт: Южная Русь и ее соседи в
12–13 вв. в свете генеалогии
1010–1030 Татьяна СКРЫННИКОВА: Символы
власти в монголии XVII в. (по материалам
летописи Erdeni tunumal neretü sudur)
1030–1045 Discussion
1045–1100 Coffee break
Section VIII (Conference Room, Ground floor)
1100–1120 Дмитрий ВАСИЛЬЕВ: Стела Окунев–
ской культуры из Хакасии с тюркской
рунической надписью и тамгой
кыргызских правителей
1120–1140 Николай Н. СЕРЕГИН: Алтай в ранне–
тюркское время
1140–1200 Николай РЫБАКОВ: Карта манихей–
ских маршрутов в Центральной Азии:
Юг-Сеевер
1200–1215 Discussion
1215–1430 Lunch break
Section IX (Conference Room, Ground floor)
1430–1450 Андрей М. БЕЛАВИН–Наталья Б.
КРЫЛАСОВА: Взаимодействие Предуралья
и населения салтово-маяцкой
археологической культуры
1450–1510 Krisztina HOPPÁL: New shades of old
materials. Changing roles of gold and glass
artefacts in the barbarian states of China
1510–1530 Алексей А. ТИШКИН: Алтай в
предтюркское время (по материалам
исследований памятника Яломан-II)
1530–1545 Discussion
 Organized by:
Section X (Wittman Room, 3rd floor)
MTA–SZTE Turkological Research Group
1430–1450 Tatiana ANIKEEVA: Nomads in prose
medieval Turkish folklore (Battal-name and
University of Szeged
Danishmend-name)
Faculty of Arts
1450–1510 Csete KATONA: Merge of cultures:
Department of Altaic Studies
steppe nomadic traits in Rus rituals
and
1510–1530 Ксения ГОСПОДАРЕНКО: Болгарско-
Department of Medieval Studies
ордынские отношения в конце ХIII в. в
Нижнем Подунавье в контексте
итальянской торговли в черноморском
регионе
Venue of the conference:
1530–1545 Discussion
University of Szeged
1545–1600 Coffee break
Faculty of Arts
Section XI (Conference Room, Ground floor) Szeged, Egyetem street 2.
1600–1620 István FODOR: On the historical
background of the Bulgar-Turkic loanwords
of the Hungarian language
1620–1640 Владимир А. ИВАНОВ–Марина И. Our sponsors were:
ИВАНОВА: Парадоксы источниковедения
средневековых кочевников Восточной
Европы
1640–1700 Szabolcs POLGÁR: The Proto-Hunga–
rians from the perspective of the migrations
of the Eurasian nomads
1700–1715 Discussion J. Ryszkiewicz: Tartars in the Vanguard of Turkish Army (1909)

1715–1730 Closing remarks

Mária IVANICS [Head of the MTA–SZTE
Turkological Research Group] Sixth International
1900–2100 Closing reception (Kristó Room, 3rd Conference on the
floor)
Medieval History of the
Eurasian Steppe
Szeged, Hungary
November 23–25, 2016