哈萨克族族源新探

乌孙灭国后，其族南迁帕米尔高原，因此，哈萨克族中的主要部落乌孙，不是２０００ 多年前立国于西域的乌孙，而是１０－１２世纪游牧于蒙古高原的兀孙，该部多数人后随术赤和拔都迁居金帐汗国；哈萨克族的族源也不是２０００多年前的乌孙，而是汉朝的奄蔡、南北朝的曷截及他们的后裔──唐朝的可萨突厥。

A New Study of the Origin of the Kazak

After the collapse of the Wu-sun (or Awsew) State, its people migrated southward to the Pamir Plateau. For this reason, the principal tribe of the Kazak was not the Wu-sun that set up their state in the Western Region more than 2000 years ago. Instead, it was the Wu-sun that practiced nomadism in the Mongolian Plateau during 10th-12th centuries and then largely migrated to the Golden Horde following Shuchi and Batu. So, similarly, the origin of the Kazak was not the Wu-sun that existed more than 2000 years ago, but the descend ants of the Ancai (Akatzir) in the Han Dynasty and the Hejie (Katzir) in the North-South Dynasties, that is, the Kesa Turks (Khazar) in the Tang Dynasty.