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The 14 pages that link to Oghuz Turks, each with the reason it gives.

• Seljuk EmpireNarrower topic: The Seljuks emerged from Oghuz groups moving westward from Central Asia.

• Seljuk dynastyNarrower topic: The Seljuks emerged from an Oghuz group that migrated westward from Central Asia.

• PechenegsRelated: Pecheneg traditions place their earlier history among Turkic groups connected to the Oghuz world.

• Turkification of AnatoliaRelated: Oghuz migrations supplied many of the populations associated with Anatolia’s Turkification.

• Turkmen peopleNarrower topic: Turkmen are among the peoples whose languages and identities developed from Oghuz groups.

• Aq QoyunluNarrower topic: The Aq Qoyunlu emerged from the Oghuz tribal world that populated eastern Anatolia.

• CumansRelated: Earlier Oghuz movements helped reshape the steppe before Cuman ascendancy.

• Turkmen languageRelated: Turkmen developed within the historical and linguistic traditions associated with Oghuz peoples.

• Gagauz peopleNarrower topic: Gagauz belongs to the Oghuz linguistic world, though linguistic kinship does not settle ancestry.

• Turkic migrationBroader topic: Oghuz movements westward carried Turkic languages into Iran, Anatolia, and beyond.

• Book of Dede KorkutNarrower topic: The tales portray an Oghuz society whose customs and heroic ideals anchor the collection.

• History of TurkmenistanNarrower topic: Turkmen identities developed within the wider history of Oghuz-speaking peoples.

• Qara QoyunluNarrower topic: The Qara Qoyunlu emerged from Oghuz-speaking Turkmen communities.

• Tughril INarrower topic: The Seljuks emerged from the Oghuz world that supplied Tughril’s people and military following.