Arthur Ambartsumian. The Hyaona as One of the Turanian Tribes // New Trends in Linguistics and Teaching Methodology of Foreign Languages. Proceedings of an International Conference. Saint-Petersburg, 2005, pp. 34-36.
Arthur Ambartsumian. The Hyaona as One of the Turanian Tribes // New Trends in Linguistics and Teaching Methodology of Foreign Languages. Proceedings of an International Conference. Saint-Petersburg, 2005, pp. 34-36.
Arthur Ambartsumian. The Hyaona as One of the Turanian Tribes // New Trends in Linguistics and Teaching Methodology of Foreign Languages. Proceedings of an International Conference. Saint-Petersburg, 2005, pp. 34-36.
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‘THE HYAONA AS THE ONE OF THE TURANIAN TRIBES
‘The name of the Hyzonn (or Hyaonia) ibe is well known from the
‘Avesta. J. Marquet and some other scholars considered its mame a iter
imerpliion of she Sassanan period, However, that consieraion is
lunoccepable. The name of the Hyzona is atested inthe Avesta 5 many as
seven ties (Drvasp Yast: Yash 930-31; Ard ashe Yash 17505
‘Yas Yasht 1987). Thee ae also many niet llsons other in Aviat
‘Yashe (Vast 5.68, 108-109, 12-113, 16-117) and in some other Yash.
According wo the Avestan tet, Kavi Khusrava was the last one wh had
febing with the Tura (or Tuanians) After his vciry over their lead
Frangasian, their name had been mentioned rarely. The prophet
‘was the oly oe wh glorified the Tunians om the family of Fina (7
rian Yasoa 46.12) The Aryan tribe from the Khshavenys family
fing withthe Turanians ofthe Dans basin (Tira Dana). Meanwhile the
‘Arya fom the Nace faily (Arya Naoarya) had anther enemy
the Hyaona ha iso be considered sone ofthe branches ofthe Turains.
Hywonian king Arjaaspa (Midile Persian: Asisp) waped war agains
"Nastran Aryans atthe ime when king Vshtasp (Vishasp, Guha) and
court doped the Zoroastrian ath fram the prophet Zoroaster (Zara
ards) he country Aryano-Dahy. The events ofthis war became he
sujet of he Zorostan history
‘According 10 the possible inerprettion, ne of the members of the
Hyaona tribe Ashta-aurvan, sn of Vispa-Taurva-Ash described inte Ave
5 “having a pointed elmet or leather ep" (urvi.xada) and “having
shila (ar ered) (Yasht 1%.30), could be identified asa member of
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